New List Of East Bay MUD Water Wasters Includes Executives, UC Professor
The East Bay Municipal Utility District Thursday released another list of more than 700 customers who have been fined for wasting water.
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The East Bay Municipal Utility District Thursday released another list of more than 700 customers who have been fined for wasting water.
A road in the Berkeley hills has been shut down to allow thousands of newts to get down and dirty.
An Iraqi-born man living in Sacramento was indicted Thursday on a federal charge that he lied to investigators about traveling to Syria to fight against the government there.
An American Airlines flight bound for Mineta San Jose International Airport made a safe emergency landing Thursday afternoon after a possible mechanical issue, airline officials said.
A naval officer pleaded no contest Thursday to a misdemeanor charge for aiming a firearm at his wife and two police officers in Seaside last summer while he was off duty, Monterey County prosecutors said.
Police released a sketch Thursday of a man who stabbed and robbed a woman at a Santa Clark park Tuesday night.
Three storms may bring as much as 3 inches or more of rain to several locations in the Bay Area between Thursday and early next week, forecasters said.
Planned Parenthood filed a federal lawsuit in San Francisco Thursday against anti-abortion activists who made undercover videos documenting the handling of fetal tissue at some clinics.
A Bay Area-wide measure on the June ballot that would impose a parcel tax over the next 20 years to raise funds for shoreline improvement projects is drawing broad support.
While electronic cigarettes have been marketed as a way to quit smoking cigarettes, a new study from UCSF finds vaping may have the opposite effect.
An East Bay businessman who uses the Twitter handle @chipkelly jokingly braced for another round of confusion after the San Francisco 49ers announced the hiring of a new head coach with -- what else? -- a tweet.
Without warning, one of San Francisco's dwindling record stores closed abruptly on Wednesday.
Dion's rep confirmed the death...
The names of iconic hotels and other landmarks in the world-famous Yosemite National Park will soon change in an ongoing battle over who owns the intellectual property, park officials said Thursday.
A 73-year-old Alameda man was sentenced Thursday to three years in state prison for fatally shooting his wife in October 2014 in what he said was an act of mercy because she was in constant pain.
