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More rain fell in the Bay Area on Thursday than normally falls for the entire month of May as a spring storm moved through with lightning, thunder, hail, and downpours.
The Building Owners and Management Association of San Francisco Foundation is helping graduates of SF State's Commercial Real Estate Certificate program find jobs in the industry.
A recording device was discovered in a restroom of a University of California at Berkeley dormitory last week, according to police.
Caltrain officials hope to have the Positive Train Control System installed and up-and-running by the end of 2015.
A Starbucks salad packed a little extra protein for a woman who opened her plastic-enclosed lunch and ate several bites before finding something black with six legs and a hard exoskeleton wriggling below the broccoli florets.
A South Bay landlord who wanted to make some extra cash by renting out a room through Airbnb is in need of a place to stay herself since the tenants refuse to leave.
The Bay Area saw widespread showers across the Bay Area accompanied by dozens of lightning strikes over the past few hours.
Livermore police have arrested a suspect who they say opened fire on an officer early Thursday morning.
A California man's state tax refund was heavily garnished over a parking ticket from a city he's never been to, for a car he's never owned.
Oakland school teachers will receive a salary increase of at least 8 percent by next January under the terms of a tentative agreement with the school district that was reached just before midnight, the head of the teachers' union said Thursday.
Two bear cubs who spent the winter fattening up rather than sleeping in were released at the Hoopa Indian Reservation near Eureka on Thursday.
Double the train's speed and you quadruple the centripetal force on the rails.
This comes after the 49ers withdrew their offer to pay $15 million for soccer fields near Levi's Stadium, that the team had planned to use for VIP parking.
A group of Catholics is showing its support for the embattled Archbishop of San Francisco with a fundraiser and planned family picnic this Saturday, publicized by a newspaper ad.
One of the people featured in David Letterman's visit to San Francisco in 1996 took it all off on national television -- literally.
