Facebook Removes GOP Candidate's AR-15 Giveaway Post
A congressional candidate's contest to give away a semi-automatic rifle is still on despite the original post being taken down by Facebook.
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A congressional candidate's contest to give away a semi-automatic rifle is still on despite the original post being taken down by Facebook.
We just had our wettest winter in five years, but a new report by UCLA researchers finds it will take another four years like this one to make up for the water deficit we built up during the drought.
The number of trees in California's Sierra Nevada forests killed by drought, a bark beetle epidemic and warmer temperatures has dramatically increased since last year.
Of all the scandals plaguing the Oakland Police Department right now, it's the investigation into a homicide detective's alleged unlawful actions could affect the ongoing trial of a suspected killer.
A 44-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday to nine years in state prison for his felony child abuse conviction for burning his 2-year-old son's hands in boiling water at a home in San Leandro in 2011.
It's trash day for the International Space Station.
A national survey of new-car buyers found that reliability is improving for most automakers.
County health officials are warning that it's against the health code to allow customers to bring their four-legged buddies along when visiting a bar or brewery.
A Google exec and a team at NASA has designed a Solar System Internet connection that actually works in outer space.
Crews were able to contain a 2-alarm grass fire that scorched an area near Interstate Highway 580 in Livermore Wednesday afternoon.
Voters will decide the fate of an initiative by San Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell to allow authorities to remove a homeless encampment.
A product of the battlefield, a new high-tech syringe has the potential to save lives in mass casualty situations inside big city trauma centers.
Guide Dogs for the Blind in San Rafael will soon be the beneficiary of tens of thousands of dollars from the late comedian Joan Rivers.
Sparked by the Stanford rape trial and subsequent lenient sentence that drew worldwide criticism, the Santa Clara County District Attorney made a move Wednesday to close a loophole for California sex offenders.
Like a sportsbook at a Nevada casino, the U.S. Geological Survey has posted a list of probabilities for a major quake rocking a Bay Area fault line in the next 30 years.
