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Lesbians, gays, bisexual and transgender people who have flocked to City Church of San Francisco are no longer required to practice life-long celibacy in order to become members.
Saint Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco will dismantle a system that pours water on entrance areas of the church frequented by homeless after receiving a formal notice of violation from the city.
Kentucky enters the NCAA Tournament undefeated at 34-0, and for the most part of the season have looked dominant, but that doesn't mean there aren't a handful teams that could potentially upset the Wildcats
The tremor struck at 11:27 a.m. Pacific time along the Nazaca Plate. An initial report suggests it hit at a depth of 10 kilometers.
Fifty years ago today, man first walked in Space. His name is Alexei Leonov, a Russian Cosmonaut, who is 80 years young and is working at a Bank in Moscow. He wants to stay busy!
A 70-year-old San Francisco woman is a suspect in a pair of burglaries at a church in Palo Alto and the theft of property from a school in Los Altos, Palo Alto police said Wednesday.
Astronauts on board the International Space Station captured otherworldly photos of the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, Tuesday night.
The District of Columbia's top environmental official will be taking a spin in a new car that's powered by air.
A quarter of the dogs taken in by one California animal shelter look like Chihuahuas. So how do you make a pet stand out when it's similar to so many other dogs at the shelter? Check the DNA and call it a Chihuahuadoodle.
State officials have stripped Blue Shield of California of its tax-exempt status, an exemption the nonprofit health insurer has held since its founding in 1939.
With the help of Jeff Larson, Balboa High School went from being one of the lowest performing public schools to the top of Newsweek's America's Top Public Schools list.
Better math scores and higher rates of graduation among public school students are just a couple of the benefits of the music education program MUSICSTAR.
California's ExCEL program proves that students achieve more when their after-school, free time is occupied with academics, recreation and enrichment activities.
The sports-based arc: Afterschool Programs bridges the opportunity gap for kids learning English as a second language in Los Angeles, who might not achieve as much, or go as far, without it.
