Huge Inflatable Rabbit Art Installation To Get 24-Hour Guard Service
They may seem a little late arriving over a week after Easter, but late Monday afternoon, several large illuminated rabbits were installed at San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza.
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They may seem a little late arriving over a week after Easter, but late Monday afternoon, several large illuminated rabbits were installed at San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza.
A Palo Alto man is behind bars after police say he was upset about construction noise, and fired a pellet gun at workers.
The U.S. government sued a San Francisco activist hedge fund, alleging that it violated antitrust laws during a pending merger of Halliburton and Baker Hughes.
A stolen vehicle was abandoned in a San Leandro creek and set on fire Monday afternoon, an Alameda County fire spokeswoman said.
A sea lion rescued as he tried to cross state Highway 37 in Sonoma County Monday morning may be suffering from brain damage from exposure domoic acid, Marine Mammal Center officials said.
Temperatures around the Bay Area will pick up drastically during the middle of the week, possibly breaking previous records, according to the National Weather Service.
Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey now have a better idea of where exactly the Rodgers Creek Fault runs.
UC reports that 66,123 California high school students have so far been offered admission to one of its nine undergraduate campuses.
A pregnant woman was the victim of a shooting that occurred during an Easter family gathering in Antioch, according to a police report released Monday.
Sun-worshipers listen up. Astronomers have discovered a giant planet with 3 suns in the sky. One sun shines 40 times brighter than ours.
Alternating BART test and shuttle trains will be running Monday between two East Bay stations where there's an electrical glitch that is still being investigated, agency officials said.
Human skeletal remains were discovered under a Lower Pacific Heights building on Friday and police say they are investigating the matter as a suspicious death.
A group of NASA experts are proposing we go back to the moon, and set up shop for a while.
Two San Francisco chefs have made Food and Wine magazine's annual list of "Best New Chefs."
Stanford students say a previous survey dramatically underestimates the extent of the sexual assault problem on campus, and are calling for a new one following the conviction of a prominent swim team member.
