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Health officials in San Francisco announced Thursday that they received confirmation almost a month ago from the state health department that a resident of the city has tested positive for the Zika virus.
Travelers aren't imagining it - lines are getting longer at TSA check points, and it's only going to get worse as the spring and summer travel seasons ramp up.
Brand new surveillance cameras at the Santa Clara County Main Jail captured an possibly racially charged fight involving up to 30 inmates that put the facility on lockdown Thursday afternoon.
Parents are being left in the dark about toxic chemicals in their children's car seats, even after companies are served with violation notices, because of a loophole in the law requiring notification.
Automakers posted big U.S. sales gains in February as consumers returned to showrooms after a snowy January.
Even though Super Bowl 50 was played in Santa Clara, it was a boon for hotels in San Francisco, sending revenue from the hotel tax skyrocketing during the first weekend of February.
A 25-year-old Concord woman qualified Thursday for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, U.S. Olympic Committee officials said.
Google's latest experiment in mobile payments involves a new app where users can pay for food, while keeping their phone and wallet in their pocket.
Stormy weather moving into the Bay Area has the National Weather Service warning people to be prepared, and drive carefully on roads.
An accident report filed with California's Department of Motor Vehicles says a self-driving car being tested by Google collided with a public bus on Valentine's Day.
Apple and IBM are teaming up to learn as much as they can about sleep.
A 20-year-old babysitter who was allegedly caught on camera trying to smother the 13-month-old infant in her care is set to make her first court appearance Friday morning, according to Livermore Police.
Authorities are looking for a man who robbed a Wells Fargo branch at a grocery store in San Ramon on Wednesday afternoon, a police detective said.
Ed Heinlein surveys the steep mountainside that has repeatedly unleashed tons of mud into the backyard of his Southern California home since a 2014 wildfire and still hopes the drought-stricken state gets more rain.
The Bay Area's sky-high housing prices have forced many low-income families to live out of their cars, but they run the risk of being asked to move. Now, some hassle free parking is being offered by a San Jose church.
