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Customers are rushing to scoop up discounted firearms from San Francisco's last gun store before it closes its doors at the end of the month in protest of a proposal to videotape gun sales in the city.
Private shuttle buses caused fewer conflicts with Muni buses and took cars off the street during a pilot regulation program set to end early next year, according to a report released by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency this week.
A Larkfield man was arrested Tuesday afternoon on suspicion of attempting to kill his mother by beating her with several cast iron frying pans at their home Monday afternoon, a Sonoma County sheriff's sergeant said.
A juvenile gray whale found washed ashore near the Alameda Creek Trail in Fremont's Coyote Hills Regional Park in September was apparently struck by a ship, according to necropsy results released by the Marine Mammal Center Tuesday.
While his challenger has been raking in endorsements and cash, South Bay Congressman Mike Honda has been racking up legal bills. It's a drain on a campaign that's struggled to raise money.
A deal reached Tuesday could push a proposed Golden State Warriors arena in San Francisco further along. UCSF now said it officially endorses the arena project.
A bipolar woman who was punched by a California Highway Patrol officer as she walked on a Los Angeles freeway has been taken into custody after being spotted on the same stretch of road.
A prominent therapist from a town ravaged in the Valley Fire was found shot to death and his dog wounded by gunfire along a popular hiking spot in Marin County, according to authorities.
An ongoing pilot program that uses cameras on San Francisco Muni buses to record drivers illegally stopped in bus lanes has been made permanent by Gov. Jerry Brown.
The mayors of San Francisco and Oakland met with workers Tuesday to express their support for a statewide proposition that would increase the minimum wage by $1 each year beginning in 2017 and continue for the next five years.
A 27-year-old woman suspected of stabbing a 10-year-old boy on a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus traveling through the city's Bayview District on Thursday afternoon pleaded not guilty to the charges filed against her Tuesday.
It will soon be legal for the terminally ill to end their own lives in the nation's most populous state, and right-to-die advocates expect other states to follow California's example.
A Bay Area startup is offering a service that allows Comcast customers to cancel their service – and avoid a telephone runaround – by hiring them to cancel for the customer instead.
Peet's Coffee & Tea is buying the popular premium coffee company Stumptown Coffee Roasters, bringing the once independent brand more into the mainstream.
A worker was killed in an apparent construction accident in San Jose Tuesday morning.
