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Eleven book club members who created a storm of attention when they were kicked off the Napa Valley Wine Train in August are suing the company, seeking $11 million in damages for racial discrimination, libel and breach of contract.
A person who bought a lottery ticket in Antioch is now more than a million dollars richer following Wednesday night's draw, according to California Lottery officials.
California may be about to get another first-of-its kind law that could dramatically change the way farm animals are treated.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf announced Wednesday she's creating a special cabinet to look at housing and affordability.
A series of tweets designed to promote the latest "Call of Duty" video game have drawn scorn on social media for their description of a fictional terrorist attack.
Federal authorities are investigating allegations that a UC Berkeley custodial contractor underpaid workers who cleaned up after football games and other sporting events at the university.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is paying $37.25 million to settle a lawsuit brought by 129 workers who say they were fired because of their ages.
Dark and stormy skies Wednesday set the stage for a glorious sunset across the Bay Area.
Anaheim is one of the top family-friendly destinations and has quickly become a vacationer's paradise. With so many things to see and do, it is no wonder why so many make sure their vacations plans include this California city.
Thousands of families are banking on potentially life-saving treatment from something that's often thrown away: umbilical cord blood.
More correctional guards in Santa Clara County are off the job, as investigators look into a flood of inmate complaints. One of the guards placed on leave has compared the investigations to a witch hunt.
The Hayward School Board voted not to fire the Superintendent after allegations he physically and verbally threatened other school board members.
The Oakland City Council reaffirmed the right of members of the public to photograph and videotape police Wednesday evening.
An inmate who died Monday while in custody at the Santa Clara County Main Jail in San Jose was identified Wednesday as Walter Roches, county officials said.
It's been almost a year since the Drake's Bay Oyster Company had to close down, after a long legal fight. Now, the Tomales Bay Oyster Company is battling to stay open.
