BART Service Restored After Pine Needle Fire On Tracks
BART officials Wednesday morning said the system is running on time again following delays due to pine needles catching fire on the tracks.
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BART officials Wednesday morning said the system is running on time again following delays due to pine needles catching fire on the tracks.
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At least one person was killed and four others were injured in at least two shootings in Richmond on Tuesday.
The wealthy town of Woodside is taking on basements, as the community is dealing with a real estate trend of building down, not up.
In a voyage a decade in the making, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft swept by Pluto Tuesday. As cheers went up inside NASA's Mission Control, hundreds of people partying at Chabot Space and Science Center were cheering as well.
California's secretary of state says the proponents of a ballot measure to repeal the state's new mandatory vaccination law can begin collecting signatures for their effort.
An egg shortage pushing prices higher for restaurants is prompting Panda Express to substitute corn for eggs in their fried rice, and discontinue another menu item.
A bar owner was arrested last week for allegedly running a marijuana dispensary at his Aptos business, a Santa Cruz County sheriff's spokesman said.
The family of a 6-year-old girl who was struck and killed by an Uber driver in 2013 settled a lawsuit against the ride-for-hire company Monday, according to court documents.
A Sunnyvale man was killed in an alleged DUI crash in San Lorenzo Monday night, the California Highway Patrol said Tuesday.
Construction sites use water to control dust, but then Terry Devore of Newark saw where the water was coming from.
Dozens of protesters gathered in San Francisco Tuesday to identify solutions in response to anti-immigration sentiments spurred by the shooting death of a woman on July 1 on a San Francisco pier allegedly by an undocumented immigrant from Mexico with a history of felony convictions and who had been deported five times after repeatedly entering the U.S. illegally.
A venomous snake that San Francisco Zoo staff feared had escaped was found inside its enclosure Tuesday.
A man arrested and accused of being the so-called "Nob Hill Groper" in San Francisco was cleared of all charges it was determined he had been at work during times police said he was committing sexual assaults.
