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Police training will now emphasize the need for time, distance and de-escalation in dealing with armed suspects in an effort to avoid officer-involved shootings like that one that killed Mario Woods in December, San Francisco police and city officials said Monday.
The homeless encampment that continues to grow along Division Street in San Francisco has patrons and workers at a left-leaning a grocery store in the neighborhood looking to city officials for answers.
In one week, four sexual assaults have been reported in the vicinity of the University of California at Berkeley campus.
A soccer referee has a broken jaw and a brain injury after getting sucker-punched during a game over the weekend in San Francisco, police said.
President Francis J. Underwood is sitting pretty at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
Hayward police Chief Diane Urban said Monday that the boyfriend of a San Jose woman whose body was found on Saturday has been arrested on suspicion of a domestic violence charge related to her, but declined to say if he's a suspect.
Windsor police and Sonoma County sheriff's deputies Monday morning arrested an alleged member of a white supremacist gang who is wanted by Houston police, a sheriff's sergeant said.
A second man has died in a quadruple shooting in Vallejo on Friday afternoon, police said Monday.
Legislation that would increase the legal age to buy tobacco in San Francisco from 18 to 21 was unanimously approved by the Board of Supervisors' land use and transportation committee Sunday.
California lawmakers want to protect state parks from trademark claims like the one that will result in renamed landmarks in Yosemite National Park.
Looking to move beyond "HBD" and other generic birthday messages, Facebook is offering a new way for users to greet friends and relatives on their birthdays.
Labrador retrievers still reign supreme after a quarter century as America's most prevalent purebred dog.
Three former San Jose State University students accused of harassing a black student at the school were found guilty Monday of misdemeanor battery charges but escaped conviction on hate crime allegations.
While very few Americans enjoy doing their taxes, a recent survey revealed that an overwhelming majority of millennials are actually afraid of doing them.
A person was killed when they crashed 300 feet over a cliff off state Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County Monday morning.
