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Firefighters are responding to reports that a driver ran a red light and hit a police car in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood this morning, a fire department spokeswoman said.
The Oakland A's will be hosting their first LGBT Pride night in June and the girlfriend of A's closer Sean Doolittle wants to make sure the stands are packed.
The San Francisco suburb hit by a deadly gas-line blast in 2010 is supporting a proposed tougher penalty for Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
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After nearly 100 years, the National Park Service holds some of the country's most beautiful and historic places, though it also suffers from an $11 billion backlog of unfunded maintenance and a visitor base that's aging and mostly white.
Spring is "fireball" season when a 30 percent increase in meteors is observed around earth, and Monday night's reports of a fireball over the Bay Area are exactly what NASA and astronomers hope to track.
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Google is getting a head start on April Fools' Day by releasing its first prank that is sure to decrease productivity all over the world.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg took to his on social network Monday afternoon to announce the formal opening of the company's massive new building in Menlo Park.
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Two more Bay Area-based companies have banded together in opposition to the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act in Indiana that critics say could be used to discriminate against gay people.
Authorities say an 11-year-old Sonoma County boy is lucky to be alive after a pickup crashed into his bedroom, split his bed in half and catapulted him across the room and through a closet door.
A BART police officer discovered a body on the BART tracks at the Richmond Station early Tuesday morning, BART police said.
