Many Valley Fire Victims Must Overcome Double-Whammy In Effort To Rebuild
Hundreds of people not only lost their homes in the Valley Fire, but also their jobs - forcing them to start over, almost from scratch
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Hundreds of people not only lost their homes in the Valley Fire, but also their jobs - forcing them to start over, almost from scratch
Victims of the destructive Valley Fire are stuggling to recover the best they can even as another potential disaster looms with the onset of El Niño.
Calistoga police arrested a man suspected of stabbing an acquaintance during an argument near Calistoga High School early Tuesday morning.
As winter weather approaches and homes and businesses begin firing up fireplaces and heaters, the air district has strengthened its wood burning regulations, including prohibiting wood burning devices from being installed in new buildings.
Cal looks to rebound from a road loss at Utah by traveling the road once again to take on UCLA.
A marine with Bay Area ties died Wednesday morning in England, when the fighter jet he was piloting crashed into a field just before taking off.
A pedestrian who was struck by an SUV in Mountain View Thursday morning has died, police said.
An outbreak of an infectious intestinal illness linked with a San Jose restaurant that has left more than 100 people ill has spread to neighboring counties, a Santa Clara County public health official said Thursday.
A San Jose officer suspended for posting inflammatory comments on social media that were critical of vocal and sometime-violent police abuse demonstrations is no longer on the force.
Napa police have identified a man who is suspected of trying to lure young teenage girls into his vehicle near schools in St. Helena and Napa, a police lieutenant said.
There's a newcomer on the Sesame Street block, a preschooler with autism named Julia.
A University of Nevada, Reno professor completed a 1,500 drive from the U.S. border to Mexico City in his autonomous car, making it the longest hands-free drive in Mexico yet.
Airbnb apologized after posting a series of controversial ads in San Francisco that offered suggestions on how public libraries, parking enforcement and other government services could use money the company was forced to pay in hotel taxes.
The Alameda County Sheriff's Office is investigating a Wednesday attempted robbery at a home in San Lorenzo.
Kiet Do reports on what could be a traffic nightmare for many in the Bay Area Thursday night.
