Some Lake County Residents Evacuated In Valley Fire Allowed To Return Home
Some Lake County residents displaced by the Valley Fire were being allowed to return to their communities Friday night and Saturday, Cal Fire officials said Friday.
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Some Lake County residents displaced by the Valley Fire were being allowed to return to their communities Friday night and Saturday, Cal Fire officials said Friday.
The relationship between some parents in Orinda and the school district has soured over a debate on sweets in the classroom.
A landmark Palo Alto home has been purchased for a whopping $30 million by a Google executive.
A lawsuit has made a quiet Sunnyvale cul-de-sac into a legal battleground a lightning rod among advocates for people with autism.
A judge sentenced a 19-year-old man to life in prison without parole Friday morning for the 2012 strangulation death of a Castro Valley woman.
Some survivors say they never even received notice of the most destructive California wildfires in recent memory, raising questions about whether more could have been done to notify residents.
Two Lake County school districts will reopen Monday and a third is hoping to reopen by the end of next week, the Lake County Office of Education said Friday.
A 49ers season ticket holder was one of four people arrested in the brutal beating of a Minnesota Vikings fan in the parking lot of Levi's Stadium following Monday night's game between the Vikings and 49ers.
President Barack Obama announced Friday the nomination of what would be the first openly gay leader of a U.S. military branch.
A man charged in a bizarre Vallejo kidnapping case in March pleaded no contest Friday to a June attempted home invasion robbery in Dublin, prosecutors said.
Hackers took control of the five news websites of Palo Alto-based Embarcadero Media Group on Thursday night, according to the media outlet.
A Southern California company has recalled several brands of soft cheeses after they were linked to 24 illnesses around the country and a death in Ohio.
A bomb squad found no bomb Friday morning at a Pleasanton high school after a threat emailed to the principal closed the school for the day, police said.
As crews increase their chokehold on a deadly wildfire burning about 100 miles north of San Francisco, fire officials worry that warmer weather expected over the weekend could flare the flames further.
Cal Fire officials said at least 585 homes and hundreds of other structures have been destroyed, and at least 7,800 other residential and commercial structures remain threatened.
