South SF Woman Wins $5 Million On Lottery Scratchers Ticket
A South San Francisco woman won $5 million Wednesday on a Lottery ticket purchased at local grocery store, California Lottery officials said.
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A South San Francisco woman won $5 million Wednesday on a Lottery ticket purchased at local grocery store, California Lottery officials said.
London has many unique qualities and characteristics making it one of the top destinations around the world for couples to enjoy a romantic getaway.
A Bay Area couple said their experience with Lyft became a nightmare when they were attacked by two men sharing a ride with them in San Francisco early Wednesday morning.
A fast-moving wildfire near Lake Berryessa has scorched at least 6,000 acres as of late Wednesday night, prompting the evacuations of nearly 200 homes.
A CHP officer has been airlifted to a hospital Wednesday evening with a head injury he suffered in a crash that occurred at the scene of an investigation into another collision on Interstate Highway 580 in Richmond.
Every year, the people who make Mumm Napa sparkling wines celebrate the first day of the harvest crush with a dignified ceremony. While the cork-popping may be traditional, the timing of Wednesday's party is anything but.
San Jose police Chief Larry Esquivel plans to retire next year after serving 30 years with the department, city officials announced Wednesday.
A woman who got her arm stuck in a San Francisco BART station escalator Wednesday afternoon was taken to a hospital but was not seriously injured, BART police and San Francisco fire officials said.
A blue-ribbon panel chaired by Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday released a policy report recommending that any move to legalize marijuana in California should emphasize public safety, limiting access by minors, and limiting corporate control over the maximization of tax revenue.
A Hayward police officer was shot dead during a traffic stop Wednesday morning. Authorities said a 21-year-old man has been arrested in the case.
New York City and Uber struck an eleventh-hour deal that backs off, for now, placing a cap on the number of cars the ride-hailing company can have on the streets of the nation's largest city.
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition is pushing back against an anticipated crackdown on bicyclists who flout the rules of the road from the San Francisco Police Department's Park Station officers.
A sanitation worker who was moved by the amount of perfectly good – but ugly-looking – fruits and vegetables getting thrown away has started a movement to get food stores to embrace the sale of the misshapen produce.
An 8-month-old infant was rushed to the hospital after possibly drowning Wednesday afternoon in Antioch, a fire official said.
A grass fire has blocked the right lane of eastbound Interstate Highway 80 at the interchange of northbound Interstate Highway 505 Wednesday afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol.
