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Super Bowl 50 is expected to draw a million cellphone-packing visitors to San Francisco. Wireless providers are racing to beef up service and that's coming at the expense of some unhappy residents.
Management of Century 20 Great Mall received a phone call from someone saying there was a bomb located inside the theater.
Rescuers have managed to free a humpback whale entangled in hundreds of feet of fishing line off the coast of California.
The EPA may ban the use of chlorpyrifos, a widely used insecticide that is sprayed on a variety of crops including oranges, apples, cherries, grapes, broccoli and asparagus.
Surveillance video led detectives to a Hercules man suspected of stealing tools, sporting goods and other items from his neighbors' garages.
Boo! Keep it safe and sweet this Halloween night. There'll be plenty of officers on patrol -- and their handcuffs are real.
A group of gunmen entered Brentwood's Bank of the West wearing masks and other clothing as a disguise, jumped the counter and stole an undisclosed amount of cash.
Triple Crown champion American Pharoah took charge out of the gate, winning the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic by 6 1/2 lengths. He smashed the old track record.
There's a large toxic algae bloom out in the Pacific and fishermen at San Francisco's Pier 45 are worried it could do serious damage to this season's Dungeness crab catch.
An early-morning collision killed one passenger and injured three other people Saturday in East Oakland.
HP Inc. will sell personal computers and printers; Hewlett Packard Enterprise will sell commercial computer systems, software and tech services.
The San Francisco sheriff's office has been in the spotlight since a Mexican national in the country illegally was accused in the fatal shooting of a San Francisco woman this summer.
Police are investigating a Friday-night shooting in Concord that left one person dead and sent another to the hospital.
State officials on Friday said they have halted liquor sales at a San Jose restaurant after two shootings, one of them fatal, occurred there in less than a month.
While San Francisco has a progressive reputation, a new study finds many women are being taken for a ride, trying to get their cars fixed.
