It's Not Too Late For Your 2015 New Year's Resolution
While I look ahead towards my holiday plans, it really isn't too early to start hammering out thoughts for New Year's resolutions for 2016.
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While I look ahead towards my holiday plans, it really isn't too early to start hammering out thoughts for New Year's resolutions for 2016.
Colonel Sanders wants to come to your home: KFC said it will start delivering its buckets of fried chicken to customers in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
A man was shot and killed in downtown Oakland early Thursday morning, according to police.
A federal appeals court reversed a lower court ruling Thursday that found California's death penalty was unconstitutional because of excessive delays.
An 18-year-old woman was hit by a car in East Oakland Thursday morning.
Teen suicides have become such a serious problem in Palo Alto that the Centers For Disease Control is joining efforts to find solutions.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with an assault Sunday at Blossom Hill Park in Los Gatos, police said.
A 25-year-old gunman and robbery suspect who was fatally shot by San Francisco police officers atop a construction site has been identified, according to the medical examiner's office.
Hercules residents skirmished with a trio of suspects during an attempted home invasion on Tuesday night.
Plan a winter escape to Scandinavia where you can explore remote regions of the world, see interesting wildlife and be amazed by the Northern Lights.
A world-famous Stanford scientist is working to unravel a mysterious disease that is hard to diagnose and even harder to treat. The patient: his son.
Known for their Double Doubles, fries and shakes, In-N-Out Burger is suing Bay Area-based DoorDash, over concerns about the freshness of food delivered by the service.
Uncertainty over the start of the Dungeness crab season has ended the first Half Moon Bay Crab Fest before it begins.
Bloomingdale's has issued an apology for a holiday catalog ad many readers found to be offensive.
Faced with dwindling enrollment and mounting debt, Mills College is considering a program to beef up its science and business courses, while cutting back many of its traditional arts offerings.
