Santa Cruz Native Nic Lamb Wins 2016 Titans Of Mavericks Surf Contest
Lamb outlasted 23 other competitors to win the 10th organized contest at the legendary Mavericks surf break near Half Moon Bay Friday.
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Lamb outlasted 23 other competitors to win the 10th organized contest at the legendary Mavericks surf break near Half Moon Bay Friday.
A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder for the fatal stabbing of his father at an apartment complex in San Leandro Friday morning.
The city of Pacifica will begin repairing its damaged seawall and promenade on Beach Boulevard, near the Pacifica Municipal Pier.
Police in San Jose are searching for the driver of a distinct 1990s coupe following a fatal hit-and-run crash early Friday morning.
A multi-vehicle crash in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood created quite a scene with a pick-up landing on top of a car with its back end sticking through the window of a Muni bus.
Here's links to several Tahoe Area Resorts Web Cams -- Squaw Valley, Heavenly Valley, Sugar Bowl and North Star
Millions of gallons of water from one of the underground creeks in San Francisco is being wasted every year because of the creek's proximity to a downtown BART station.
An image circulating online that tells iPhone users to change their device's date to 1970 could make your device completely unusable.
Get the behind the song story on Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk."
Rory has chosen to remain by his wife's bedside and watch the GRAMMYs from home.
With just a few days to go before the 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards, Radio.com got a few minutes with LL Cool J- hosting for the fifth straight year - to discuss this year's edition of Music's Biggest Night.
Here's all the latest reports on the conditions on the ski runs at the Lake Tahoe Resorts
A Lake Tahoe ski resort is banning the sale of single-use plastic water bottles in hopes of reducing waste.
State officials opened the central coast of California to recreational Dungeness crab season on Thursday and commercial season could open as soon as late next week.
A Bay Area based coffee company has introduced a new type of limited-harvest variety of bean that is selling for $15 per cup and a whopping $140 per pound.
