Thousands Of Residents In The Dark In SF's Inner Sunset
Power was out for 3,360 PG&E customers in San Francisco living along the southern edge of Golden Gate Park and in the Inner Sunset neighborhood.
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Power was out for 3,360 PG&E customers in San Francisco living along the southern edge of Golden Gate Park and in the Inner Sunset neighborhood.
Police said 49-year-old Joseph Barbir mounted a covert camera inside a restroom in the Unit I residence hall central building between April and early May, recording more than 100 people
The Trinity River dam water releases have helped prevent disease and parasite outbreaks on Chinook salmon harboring on the drought-stricken lower Klamath River.
Until Saturday, Kim Davis had been a lifelong Democrat but now she has changed her political affiliation to Republican.
The UC Davis veterinary clinic has received more than 40 cats, along with four horses, two pigs, two chickens, a dog and a goat. The animals will be up for adoption once they recover.
In a dramatic posting on its website, NASA officials say they will reveal that an important Mars "mystery" has been solved at a Washington D.C. press conference on Monday.
Officials are reminding attendees that illegal substances will not be allowed at the "Beyond Wonderland" show at Shoreline Amphitheatre on Saturday and Sunday.
Sheriff's deputies are seeking suspects in connection with a burglary, after an 83-year-old Saratoga woman reported a box filled with her late husband's ashes missing Friday.
The victim, who was driving a 2003 Cadillac, had been traveling west on San Pablo Dam Road at about 45 miles per hour.
Thirty-five people are headed from Oakland to wine country Saturday on what's being called The Wine Soul Train, a response to a racial incident last month on the Napa Valley Wine Train
A controversial underground industry known as birth tourism is booming in the Bay Area.
A family from Fremont is grateful to be alive after they were thrown from an amphibious tour vehicle that collided with a charter bus in Seattle.
Documentary photographer Jennifer Little returned to her Oakland home on Wednesday to discover that much of her life's work -- stored on 21 hard drives -- had been stolen by burglars.
Activists fighting a ban against nudity in San Francisco Friday won the right to hold a "Nude In" and naked march on city streets this weekend after a federal judge ordered the city to issue a parade permit it had previously denied.
The California Republican, who is the overwhelming favorite to succeed John Boehner as speaker, has relied on those skills to navigate the treacherous waters of the fractious GOP conference.
