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As the number of electric cars on the road is growing every day, it's getting harder and harder to find a place to plug them in. A Google employee is hoping his idea will keep the peace.
Watch the highly anticipated trailer for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" here...
A pharmaceutical company CEO has taken to Twitter in a tirade against presidential candidate Bernie Sanders after he reportedly rejected a donation.
Monical Lewelling's life journey is a lesson to others in perseverance and overcoming odds - as well as the inspiration of an award-winning short film,
San Leandro police Monday arrested a man who allegedly slashed the tires of dozens of vehicles belonging to residents who shared the same San Leandro apartment complex as the suspect's family.
An off-duty California Highway Patrol officer had his firearm stolen out of his vehicle in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Sunday, a CHP spokesman said Monday.
Police in Berkeley are looking for a man who tried to kidnap three girls Sunday.
California lawmakers are joining environmental, labor and business leaders on a trip to see how Australia managed its longest and most severe drought on record.
If your Facebook account appears to be targeted by a state or government-sponsored attack, Facebook will tell you.
A 73-year-old man in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood shot a burglary suspect in the knee late Sunday night, police said.
Friends and family were in mourning Monday after the death of a San Jose State University student who died during water polo club practice last week.
Scientists have found fossil-like hints that some kind of life existed on Earth 4.1 billion years ago -- when the planet was a mere toddler.
Monday, October 19 marks the 24th anniversary of the Oakland Firestorm and although many years have passed, memories are vivid for those affected by the tragedy.
VIDEO: Good Day's Mark S. Allen is at Pier 39 chatting with Snoopy and a kid that lives, eats and breathes Peanuts! He also talked to Craig Schulz, a relative of Charles Schulz.
State governments are increasingly aggressive in taking control of unclaimed property and lawmakers re using it to patch budget holes.
