Graduation Rates Sore For At-Risk Student Program Participants
A San Francisco non-profit has a 100 percent college acceptance rate for the underprivileged high school kids it supports.
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A San Francisco non-profit has a 100 percent college acceptance rate for the underprivileged high school kids it supports.
A 37-year-old woman was found dead in an apparent homicide at her apartment in Albany on Monday afternoon, police said.
The threat of cyberattack isn't going away any time soon, so in a bold move to protect the U.S. from offensive maneuvers targeting our computer networks the Air Force Association initiated Cyber Patriot.
Some Bay Area liquor stores will have to either install or beef up their video surveillance systems for a new effort to fight crime in Berkeley's most troublesome areas.
California's public school system contribute to STEM careers by offering science-centric activities through after-school programs.
A local non-profit called Create Now brings thousands of children in need to cultural events like free concerts and plays.
Al Gore will return to SXSW to speak at SXSW Interactive and while there are a range of things he talk about, but there's a good number of things he definitely won't say.
The average price of a gallon of unleaded gasoline in Northern California rose by 75 cents in the last month.
A police chase in Martinez came to an abrupt end Wednesday morning.
A family of five were seriously injured from a two-alarm fire in San Francisco's Mission District Wednesday morning.
Following good news about the future of Oakland's 1-2-3-4 Go! Vinyl Store franchise is even more great news: Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong is opening up a guitar store right across the street.
As our obsession with our gadgets grows, more doctors are seeing a painful phenomenon known as "text neck."
Dozens of San Jose police officers and FBI agents raided several Vietnamese cafes Tuesday night, in a major operation to root out illegal gambling machines at the establishments.
A 70-year-old grandmother is fighting to stay in her rent-controlled apartment in San Francisco's Mission District after a new landlord accused her of buying drugs for neighbors.
For decades, calls to unionize workers in Silicon Valley have fallen on deaf ears. Recently, unions are finding success in organizing shuttle drivers, security guards and other low-wage workers.
