Dog, Cat Rescued From 1-Alarm Garage Fire In Belmont
Firefighters in Belmont rescued a dog and a cat from a residential structure fire Friday afternoon.
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Firefighters in Belmont rescued a dog and a cat from a residential structure fire Friday afternoon.
Sheriff's deputies are investigating a shooting that occurred Friday night on a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority platform in downtown San Jose.
A man won $779,272 on a Powerball ticket purchased at the 7-Eleven at 4193 Central Ave. in Fremont.
A two-alarm structure fire Saturday morning at a residential complex in San Jose sent one person to the hospital with burns and displaced 11 people.
In the wake of a series of recent violent police confrontations with mentally ill suspects, San Francisco officers are getting advanced training in crisis intervention.
A 73-year-old Alameda man who owes the feds more than $100 million went missing the same day he was expected to appear in court.
Just days after the newest North Korean satellite passed almost directly over Levi's Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday, Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) made it clear that she supports enforcement of North Korea sanctions.
A San Jose activist promises free weed if you help legalize recreational marijuana use in California.
Firefighters knocked down a 3-alarm structure fire Friday afternoon on Palmetto Ave. in Pacifica.
Nuns who faced possible eviction from San Francisco's gritty Tenderloin district because of a rent increase have won a reprieve.
Sheriff's deputies are seeking a man who allegedly grabbed a 13-year-old girl as she was walking to school near Watsonville Friday morning.
Pedestrians walking on the Golden Gate Bridge on Friday afternoon were struck with blow gun darts, according to the California Highway Patrol.
In response to a federal lawsuit filed by the family of Mario Woods, San Francisco city officials said Thursday that Woods had told officers they would have to shoot him before he would drop the knife.
A proposal to deliver crude oil by train to a Benicia refinery was rejected unanimously by the city's Planning Commission Thursday night.
When the Toronto Raptors signed Dell Curry in 1999 to provide some shooting on the perimeter, they also acquired two young children in the deal that would dart around the back hallways of the Air Canada Center dribbling basketballs and bouncing off the walls.
