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A video showing a scared dog at a Marin County shelter overcoming her fear and becoming elated as she is reunited with her newborn puppies has touched a nerve with people nationwide.
A federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday exonerated four police officers who fatally shot 28-year-old Alejandro "Alex" Nieto in a city park in 2014.
Goodyear has rolled out their latest design concepts that are sure to drastically change the way tires look and behave on the road.
A convicted felon who became nationally known for his handsome mugshot has been released from prison in Fresno County.
No one was injured when a 12-by-30-foot awning collapsed Thursday morning at a Santa Rosa Kmart, a fire official said.
Despite a late start, new data suggests that millennials are buying cars in large numbers.
An armed man surrendered Thursday after taking his toddler daughter hostage and barricading himself at a home in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood for about six hours, police said.
Sheriff's deputies arrested a man on suspicion of assaulting two deputies and took two women into custody on suspicion of resisting arrest early Thursday morning in Millbrae after a chase through San Mateo County.
Terminally ill California residents will be able to legally end their lives with medication prescribed by a doctor in three months.
California lawmakers voted Thursday to make the nation's most populous state the second to raise the smoking age from 18 to 21 as part of a sweeping package of measures they are considering to crack down on tobacco.
A lawsuit has been filed against Mountain View Police Chief Max Bosel, accusing him of sexual harassment.
Hong Kong is one of the best cities in the world to experience a diverse collection of restaurants and food styles. Many dishes served in this country date back hundreds of years, while others offer a mix of ancient recipes with a modern twist.
The Golden State Warriors extended their record regular-season home winning streak to 46 by beating the Utah Jazz 115-94 on Wednesday night.
To help as many people get a seat as possible on increasingly crowded BART trains, on Thursday BART's Board of Directors will consider fining passengers who take up more than one seat.
The nation's largest public pension system says Moody's has agreed to pay $130 million to settle a lawsuit alleging the investment rating agency negligently gave strong scores to bad investments.
