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Around 9:30 a.m. Saturday, the sheriff's helicopter, Henry 1, was able to conduct a search of the coastline and located the missing boat, which was overturned in the rocks near Tomales Point in Marin County.
A man and woman from Santa Rosa face consecutive life terms in prison in the sexual abuse of a child who was raped and gave birth to two children by the man while the woman tried to cover up for him.
Stephen Curry scored 34 points with an MVP-worthy performance, and the Warriors went up big before holding off the Pelicans 106-99 in their playoff opener Saturday.
Five people were arrested Thursday in Oakland on suspicion of soliciting sexual services from prostitutes in an anti-human-trafficking operation focusing on "Johns," police said.
Firefighters and police in Livermore on Friday managed to prevent a woman from jumping off an overpass.
A Napa woman was seriously injured Friday afternoon when her vehicle struck a turning street sweeper and burst into flames, according to the California Highway Patrol.
109 years after the Great Quake of 1906, San Franciscans continue to pay tribute to that monumental event and those who died in the subsequent fire.
A look at five of the best lakeside getaways in and around the Bay Area to get away from it all.
The Piedmont High School Bird Calling contest, originally organized by science teacher Leonard J. Waxdeck, celebrated its 50th anniversary Friday night.
A carjacking suspect ran a Millbrae man over with his own car Friday morning before fleeing the scene.
An 18-year-old San Jose man is suspected of committing 12 burglaries of businesses in the Great Mall of the Bay Area in Milpitas from early March to his arrest on Tuesday.
Bay Area Comic Con fans will have something to look forward to next year when the event comes to the San Jose Convention Center.
The Fresno County Sheriff says 11 people were injured in a large gas-pipeline explosion that shut down Highway 99 in the area.
A 38-year-old man suffered multiple gunshot wounds in a shooting in Richmond Friday afternoon.
A scathing new report reveals serious flaws in punishing Oakland police officers, as problem officers who were suspended or fired were basically rewarded with what amounted to a paid vacation.
