Victim's Letter In Stanford Rape Case Inspires New Legislation
The woman who was sexually assaulted by a former Stanford University swimmer is inspiring the Santa Clara County District Attorney to develop new legislation.
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The woman who was sexually assaulted by a former Stanford University swimmer is inspiring the Santa Clara County District Attorney to develop new legislation.
Refugees offered free online courses through Coursera via Stanford University, the University of California, and other major universities around the world.
The attorney for a veteran Oakland homicide detective who has been placed on leave for allegedly having his girlfriend help him write police reports said Tuesday that he expects the detective to be cleared of any wrongdoing.
Two men have been arrested in a 2015 Palo Alto jewelry heist in which an SUV was driven through the store's front glass doors and police on Tuesday were asking for help in finding a third suspect.
The Central Marin Police Authority intercepted a party bus in Larkspur Monday afternoon with drugs, alcohol and 33 Marin County teens under 17 years old on board.
A man was critically injured Monday evening when he was attacked and stabbed at Hippie Hill in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, police said.
There is a faint glimmer of hope that the Bay Area's real estate prices are softening, but only in the high-end of the market.
California lawmakers are advancing a proposal aimed at making construction businesses more transparent after a Berkeley apartment balcony collapsed last year, killing six people.
The Warriors may not have gotten a NBA trophy but they got you a free taco at Taco Bell.
Authorities in the East Bay said a thorough search of a U.S. Army facility in Dublin after unconfirmed reports of an intruder and possible shots fired late Tuesday morning came up empty.
A small earthquake struck in the far North Bay Tuesday about 14 miles north of Healdsburg.
The event was a simulation of the 6.7-magnitude Northridge quake. That temblor caused heavy damage to the Los Angeles area in 1994.
For the first time in half a century, Americans will be able to sip imported Cuban coffee.
Rape victims testified in Sacramento Tuesday as an effort to eliminate the 10-year statute of limitations on the crime advances through the California legislature.
