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Last month, KPIX 5 reported on the problems Covered California has had issuing tax forms to people who bought insurance on the state-run exchange. Now, tax forms for thousands of customers are still missing.
Two security screeners at San Francisco International Airport were arrested and arraigned today on charges of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and accepting a bribe from a third suspect, who is also in federal custody.
BART is seeing record ridership, and with it, dirtier stations. The transit agency is using new tactics to fight the filth, as part of a multimillion dollar campaign.
Bay Area police officers may now be the target of one of Oakland's most violent street gangs. Authorities said gang members have even tracked officers to their homes.
A dead humpback has whale washed ashore on a Monterey beach close to where a second whale was seen swimming near the shore
San Francisco firefighters rescued a 17-year-old off a cliff near China Beach Friday afternoon, a San Francisco Fire Department spokeswoman said.
Could you go 24 hours without your smartphone, tablet or computer? A non-profit organization is encouraging people across the country to try.
Narsai David tries out San Rafael's Genuine Grub, which pickles more than just cucumbers and Napa Valley's Wallaby Organic Sour Cream.
A 36-year-old man faces a life sentence following his conviction for sexually abusing four children while serving as a counselor for troubled and disabled youths in Los Gatos and San Jose from 2007 to 2011, a prosecutor said Friday.
Youth baseball players who were locked out of their normal playing fields at the Tesoro oil refinery in Martinez will be able to begin using the fields on Saturday, the league president said Friday.
Two men and a woman face charges they lured a Santa Clara teen into a violent robbery attempt, where he was dragged into the street, pistol-whipped and shot in the thigh - with the suspects then aiming the gun at startled onlookers.
Its being hailed as an three-dimensional architectural first, a feat that takes printing from the prehistoric days of paper and toner into the Jetsonian age. Its name is 'Bloom.'
A service that bills itself as "Professional Party Crashers" and promising the ability to "ruin another person's joy out of spite" is being advertised on flyers in the San Francisco Mission District, according to a report.
Watch your back, Hooters. Your position as the premiere Bay Area restaurant chain for pub food with a side of sexy server is about to face a big challenge.
Alec Peters is not just a scorer. The 6'9" forward proved that in the first half of Valparaiso's regular season finale against Cleveland State, passing out of double teams and attempting just two shots.
