Alleged San Francisco Police Brutality Prompts ACLU Lawsuit
A federal civil rights lawsuit was filed Wednesday against San Francisco police for an incident of alleged police brutality against a young black man in the city in April.
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A federal civil rights lawsuit was filed Wednesday against San Francisco police for an incident of alleged police brutality against a young black man in the city in April.
The first open U.S. Senate seat in a generation in California was expected to attract a large cast of marquee candidates, leading to a spirited scrum next year to replace departing Democrat Barbara Boxer.
A third-straight Spare the Air alert has been issued for the Bay Area Thursday because of unhealthy air quality expected, air district officials said.
A Union City woman was sexually assaulted by a man posing as a Comcast employee earlier this month and police today asked the public for help in identifying the suspect.
Donald Trump's 'Make America Great' speech has been turned upside down in a promo that makes the U.S. men's soccer look pretty bad.
The three fires were less than one-tenth of a mile from each other.
Teenagers who broke into a newly-purchased Novato house to throw a party have reportedly left a young family with tens of thousands of dollars in damage.
Horse advocates are calling for an investigation after the Bureau of Land Management killed 28 wild mustangs from a recent roundup, saying they were emaciated and at risk of starvation.
An East Bay blues legend was killed in a traffic accident in Alameda on Monday.
General Motors is recalling about 121,000 Cadillacs because the rear window defroster control can overheat and catch fire.
A Southern California man, his daughter and an associate were charged Wednesday with running an elaborate sham marriage ring that secured green cards for Chinese citizens by wedding them to American.
A San Francisco man has been arrested in connection with racially hateful graffiti that was found in the city's Portola Neighborhood and Bayview District on Sunday, police said Wednesday.
Lawyers for five defendants who were set to go on trial next month with Chinatown association leader Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow unexpectedly told a federal judge in San Francisco Wednesday that their clients will plead guilty.
Intriguing bright spots in a crater on the dwarf planet Ceres, the largest body in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, are coming into sharper focus as NASA's Dawn spacecraft studies the small world from a 915-mile-high mapping orbit.
A San Francisco couple say they traveled to the Kentucky county of an embattled clerk of court to get married and make a statement for gay rights.
