Woman Tied Up, Robbed At Gunpoint In San Francisco Home
A woman was tied up and robbed at gunpoint inside her home in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood early Saturday morning.
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A woman was tied up and robbed at gunpoint inside her home in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood early Saturday morning.
Bay Area Rapid Transit police face a lawsuit claiming they used excessive force on a drunken woman last year.
The massive earthquake centered in Nepal has killed more than 3,900 people and the number continues to rise. Here are some of the organizations that are already in the region and working with the victims who are desperately in need of help:
Some former Bay Area college students are trying to figure out what to do next after learning this weekend that there would be no class anytime soon at Heald College, WyoTech or other educational institutions run by Corinthians College.
Passengers on an Amtrak train from Chicago to San Francisco were delayed after an a car pulled onto the tracks resulting in a collision that killed the car's driver.
BART service is recovering Monday morning after a mechanical problem on a train caused smoke to fill the 16th Street Mission station platform.
A body of a woman has been found near or in the Nob Hill neighborhood of San Francisco Monday morning, according to the San Francisco Police Department.
On Sunday, Jay set the record straight on Tidal using the hashtag #TidalFacts, defending his new streaming service against the "smear campaign" he says has hit his business unfairly.
The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 3.1 earthquake struck near San Simeon Monday morning.
California's Central Valley is sinking at a rate never before seen during the state's historic drought, and farmers are shouldering some of the blame for the damage that sinking is causing.
A Bay Area climber who survived avalanches followed by a massive earthquake in Nepal is refusing to come home, determined to help injured climbers get back to safety.
Police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead Saturday night in Hayward, police said Sunday.
After more than 100 years doing business in the same spot, San Francisco jeweler Shreve & Company has been priced out of the building bearing its name.
A multi-billion dollar project to bring salmon back to a dried-up section of California's second-longest river is moving forward despite the state's historic drought.
One person was transported to the hospital as a result of an apartment fire Sunday afternoon in Concord, a fire dispatcher said.
