Gray Fox Spotted In San Francisco's Presidio For First Time Since 2004
On the bluffs above Baker Beach, wildlife biologist Jonathan Young discovered a creature that surprised even him.
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On the bluffs above Baker Beach, wildlife biologist Jonathan Young discovered a creature that surprised even him.
In Santa Cruz, it's an understatement to call surfing a way of life. The dramatic coastline, the fingerprint of the sea floor, and the swells of the Pacific Ocean deliver world class breaks like clockwork.
A bicyclist was struck and killed by a car in East Oakland late Tuesday afternoon, a police spokeswoman said.
A Vacaville woman who was thrown from her motorcycle when it crashed Friday afternoon died Saturday at a hospital, a Vacaville police sergeant said.
A Bay Area lawmaker has started a new effort to ban strikes by BART workers. The bill's proposal is getting mixed reviews with some BART riders giving it a thumb's up.
The "Radical Brownies," a troop of Oakland girls focused on social justice issues, announced they would change their name following a notice from the Girl Scouts.
Coffee grinding is increasingly becoming an afterthought with consumers increasingly choosing pre-ground or single-use coffee pods such as Keurig's K-Cups.
A UC Berkeley law student says he is passionate about representing his Asian roots in his career, but until he graduates that career is pornography.
Google is about to introduce a ban on nudity, pornography and sexually explicit content on its Blogger platform in an about-face from previous policy.
California's High-Speed Rail Authority will soon award a massive contract to one of at least 10 bidders who want to build the new bullet train from San Francisco (or Sacramento) to Southern California. If Siemens gets the job, though, they may want to subcontract with a painter to handle the lettering.
A 29-year-old man is recovering from multiple head injuries suffered Monday afternoon when he was attacked with a hammer in Watsonville, according to police.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has come up with a new policy statement that wants parents and teachers to consider healthier or non food options when it comes to bake sales, birthday parties and fundraisers.
Earth and the Sun may be 93 million miles apart, but cosmic explosions between the two celestial spheres occur often and with devastating effects--unleashing waves of radiation and disrupting GPS communications, and it is with this danger in mind that next month, NASA will launch four "Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission" satellites, studying these "magnetic reconnections" and better predicting the consequences of these cosmic phenomena.
The secretary of state's office says a referendum seeking to repeal California's statewide ban on plastic bags has qualified for the November 2016 ballot.
