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A city vehicle that struck a woman in a wheelchair on San Francisco's Market Street on Friday morning, causing fatal injuries, was connected to a South of Market health clinic, city officials confirmed Tuesday.
In 2015, there were 98 attacks in all, the most in a single year, and six of them were fatal.
A San Jose-born gymnast redefined what a gymnastics floor routine can look like at a competition at UCLA over the weekend.
The country singer discusses the title track to his #1 album "Traveller," as well as "Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore."
A divided Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to halt enforcement of President Barack Obama's sweeping plan to address climate change.
Kirk Lombard walks the walk. The guy who says we should be eating more of the small fishes that live in San Francisco Bay carries a lemon in his pocket when he goes fishing, just so he can snack on raw shellfish.
An activist known for her nude protests in San Francisco says her group has been given a permit to hold a nude parade for Valentine's Day.
California farmers recorded $53.5 billion in sales n 2014, the same year Gov. Jerry Brown declared the state in a drought emergency.
It looks like San Francisco will have more than enough water this year, thanks to a rainy winter.
A natural food company based in Berkeley announced a recall of macadamia nut products over the possibility of salmonella contamination.
A new state report shows California farmers reaping record sales despite the drought.
Housing prices in the Bay Area have reached levels "unsupportable" by the area's income, according to a financial research company.
The seafood chain says sales surged 33 percent on Sunday after the release of "Formation," in which Beyonce says she took a man to Red Lobster after sex.
Two agencies contend Facebook is breaching privacy laws in France by tracking and using the personal data of more than 30 million users there without their knowledge.
A two-alarm fire heavily damaged a vacant house in downtown Berkeley Tuesday morning, fire officials said.
