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Prosecutors urged a federal judge in San Francisco Wednesday to send former state Sen. Leland Yee, D-San Francisco/San Mateo, to prison for eight years for his political corruption conviction.
Residents in a Sunnyvale neighborhood say a secretive Apple facility is changing the face of their neighborhood, for the worse.
Construction on California's bullet train, connecting San Francisco to Los Angeles, will start in the Bay Area.
Lisa Gillmor was sworn in as mayor, ending a week of uncertainty in Santa Clara, since former Mayor Jamie Matthews abruptly resigned a day after the Super Bowl.
San Francisco-based Dignity Health settled for $5.9 million over False Claims Act allegations related to implantation of cardiac devices.
Musician Janelle Monae will kick off the opening day of Stern Grove Festival on June 19.
A man who spent 18 years in prison for child molestation is set to be released after his victim recanted her abuse claims.
State officials have just decided that commercial crab season will remain closed due to concerns over safety.
The suspect in a shooting at San Francisco's Twin Peaks lookout on Valentine's Day that killed two people and left another with life-threatening injuries will face murder and attempted murder charges.
Berkeley police are investigating a report of a sexual assault in the vicinity of People's Park, the second such report in less that a week.
There's plenty of green to go around at the Harborside Health Center in Oakland, and there's even more of it in their safe. Because the medicinal marijuana industry is legal in the state, but not federally, Harborside can't use banks or credit cards for anything - including paying taxes.
The records, including social security numbers, of some 10 million California students are going to be the hands of a group of attorneys suing the state over children's rights. News of the data release has caused outrage and raised concerns among parents, and privacy advocates alike.
Google's CEO is backing up Apple's decision to fight a federal magistrate's order to help the FBI hack into an encrypted iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
A man convicted of first degree murder in Marin back in 1983 has been found dead in his cell at California State Prison-Sacramento, state prison officials announced Wednesday.
