CDC: Blame It On The Pee If Your Eyes Are Red After Swimming
Health experts and the swimming pool industry have a message for pool swimmers with irritated eyes who blame it on the chlorine: blame it instead on the urine.
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Health experts and the swimming pool industry have a message for pool swimmers with irritated eyes who blame it on the chlorine: blame it instead on the urine.
A woman who was struck and severely injured by a Muni light-rail train in 2013 has reached a settlement for $11 million with the City.
With the stone fruit season in full swing, food and wine expert Narsai David opts to bypass nectarines, pluots, and plums to make his peach chutney.
SpaceX stands ready to launch a much-needed load of supplies to the International Space Station this weekend on the heels of a failed supply run by Russia.
This weekend's big Pride Parade may be in San Francisco, but that didn't stop Silicon Valley leaders from (digitally) waiving the rainbow flag in support of Friday's Supreme Court ruling ending bans on same-sex marriage.
It's been on the mind of many Back To The Future fans, "How does it work?"
A small group of protesters took over the pedestrian bridge over Interstate 80 in Berkeley to voice their displeasure with the Supreme Court's ruling ending same-sex marriage bans. Westbound drivers were greeted with signs that read "Ignore Insane Judges" and "Marriage = 1 man + 1 woman."
Want to show your pride for #SFPride? Facebook is making it easy.
While most of the legal attention is focused in on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 states, the State Supreme Court has ruled that online "sweepstakes" gambling is illegal in California.
KCBS Entertainment Reporter Jan Wahl reviews 'Ted 2' starring Mark Wahlberg and his pal, a cute but vulgar teddy bear, who embark on a legal battle when the toy can't have a baby with his wife. And "A Little Chaos" starring Kate Winslet.
Justice Antonin Scalia had some choice words in his dissenting opinion on the Supreme Court's decision to legalize same-sex marriage. And the Internet was quick to respond. (Via 997[NOW!])
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia had some choice words to include in his dissent on the legalization of same-sex marriage.
President Obama discussed the sweeping decision by the U.S. Supreme Court Friday to strike down bans on gay marriage.
The streets of San Francisco are brimming with jubilation Friday after the Supreme Court made history with a decision to constitutionally allow same-sex couples to get married.
Gay rights supporters cheered, danced and wept outside the court when the decision was announced. Here in California, liberal politicians took to Twitter to celebrate the momentous news.
