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At the four-way intersection of casual, vintage, Tokyo and San Francisco, Self Edge on Valencia Street sets men's fashion trends that reverberate way beyond the Mission District. We talk to expert Kiya Babzani about what he sees in spring 2015 and what else is sticking around.
A two-alarm fire destroyed four homes that were under construction in Dublin on Monday evening.
Possible cheating among a large number of students has caused turmoil on the Stanford University campus.
People living in the East Bay are complaining about the taste and smell of their drinking water, after the East Bay Municipal Utility District made changes last week.
"They say they entered a number of homes on Mare Island with hidden cameras, and used drones and infrared heat sensors," Rappaport said.
Newly-released research from U.S. government scientists found a chemical in birth control pills and the chemical BPA affects the fertility of fish. These chemicals often end up in waterways.
Investigators are looking at a pattern of increasingly brazen kidnapping attempts in Hayward, and teenage girls appear to be the intended target.
So hold onto your hat and/or use an extra pump of hairspray. It's going to be a windy Tuesday.
The United States Supreme Court has denied an appeal from former Morgan Hill high school students who were ordered to turn their American flag tee-shirts inside out during Cinco de Mayo celebration at their school in 2010.
Just days after getting the upper respiratory illness, children couldn't move parts of their bodies, and the cause of the strange and sudden paralysis has doctors concerned.
With Easter just a few days away, a bunny burglary was no joke for kids at the Valle Verde Children's Center at Walnut Creek.
Rattlesnakes are out a month earlier than usual in the Bay Area, so watch your step out on hiking trails.
The first gauntlet against the selfie stick has been thrown for festival season.
The body of a UC Berkeley student who went missing after a party near the University of Southern California Campus has been found dead, KCBS has learned.
You've heard the bad news about California's drought before. Gov. Jerry Brown created a drought emergency task force - in March of 1977 during Brown's first stint as governor.
