San Francisco Police Take Pledge To Root Out Intolerance
San Francisco police officers are being asked take a pledge to turn in colleagues displaying racist or intolerant behavior.
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San Francisco police officers are being asked take a pledge to turn in colleagues displaying racist or intolerant behavior.
From Steve Smith talking about Cam Newton's personality and Mike Tolbert talking about beating Peyton Manning to Ron Rivera talking about what it means to have a Super Bowl ring, here is a look at the Carolina Panthers team news.
Suspected gang activity led police to detain six people, most of whom were found in violation of either probation or parole, at a Watsonville park.
Five of the very best roadside attractions in and around San Francisco...
Two moderate earthquakes struck off the Northern California coast Friday afternoon, according to the USGS.
Two remaining fugitives from a Southern California jail were believed to have spent two nights in San Jose.
Coroner's officials have identified the victims of a Thursday evening plane crash near the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport.
Chevron suffered its first money-losing quarter since 2002 in the final three months of last year, as plunging crude prices chopped more than one-third from its revenue.
Santa Rosa police released a sketch of a man who is suspected of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl outside a business Wednesday evening.
Protesters demanding justice for Mario Woods are planning to march to the Saturday opening of Super Bowl City in San Francisco.
One multi-million dollar home on an unstable San Francisco hillside is already being torn down and now additional homes are at risk.
Clovis Unified school board has rejected proposed changes to the dress code that would have allowed boys to wear long hair, skirts and dresses.
A 2.9-magnitude earthquake struck near San Ramon early Friday morning, bringing minor shaking to a region that's been quiet since a months-long quake swarm.
A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered by authorities for information leading to the arrest of anyone involved in the theft of handguns and other items stolen early Friday from a locked FBI vehicle in Benicia.
A homeless panhandler in Michigan is turning to technology produced by a San Francisco company to expand the people he asks for money by taking credit cards.
