Volunteers Needed To Transcribe John Muir's Hand-Written Journals
The University of the Pacific is joining with the public to help decipher some of naturalist John Muir's journals.
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The University of the Pacific is joining with the public to help decipher some of naturalist John Muir's journals.
Santa Rosa police have identified the pedestrian who was injured when he ran into a moving vehicle on Santa Rosa Avenue Sunday night as 50-year-old Dennis Anthony Rosa.
The positive affect of music on the mind and memory has been documented time and again. Researchers have found that singing show tunes can ward off dementia and Alzheimer's. Now, there's an app that turns music into medicine, called SingFit.
Finally, the laser weapons we saw in Star Wars are closer to reality than ever before, and they could change everything we know about fighting a war.
If you've ever ridden BART during the commute hours, no explanation is needed for the term "crush loads," and maintenance crews are working overtime to put damage trains back in service to alleviate overcrowding.
Among the Giants fans taking in the team's 58th home opener in San Francisco, one woman is giving thanks for making it to the last 52 in a row.
After 30 years, Thunder Road Adolescent Treatment Center for youth is threatened with closure by Sutter Health, its subsidizer, and one of the largest nonprofit health care corporations in the state.
Fisheries managers have decided to call off the West Coast sardine fishing season that starts in July because of rapidly dwindling numbers, hoping to save an iconic industry from the kind of collapse that hit in the 1940s and lasted 50 years.
Former San Francisco 49ers running back Lawrence Phillips is suspected of killing his cellmate in a Central California prison.
California's drought is driving more and more homeowners to give up their lush, green, water-guzzling lawns. Now, landscape companies are offering to rip them out for free, and water districts across the state are giving rebates as incentive.
Federal health officials say 106 passengers and six crewmembers aboard the Celebrity Infinity cruise ship were sickened by the gastrointestinal illness norovirus.
A San Pablo police officer has been charged with four felonies and two misdemeanors for allegedly buying heroin and cocaine in San Francisco last week while a 2-year-old girl was in his car, police and prosecutors said Sunday.
The Concord Fault is causing concern among Bay Area planners who worry that its 11-mile fracture zone is capable of producing a catastrophic earthquake that would impact regional and statewide fuel distribution.
SpaceX will have to wait another day to deliver groceries to the International Space Station.
