7.1 Earthquake Strikes Mid-Atlantic On Major Transform Fault
The U.S. Geological Survey says a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean Friday morning.
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The U.S. Geological Survey says a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean Friday morning.
The nation's second-largest health insurer said Friday that for two years it will provide credit monitoring, identity theft repair assistance if someone experiences fraud, and identity protection designed specifically for children. The services are available to all current and former customers since 2004.
Several reports in the technology media seem to be pointing to the liklihood that Apple Inc., famed maker of computers, smartphones, tablets -- and soon watches -- has set its sights on making an electric, possibly self-driving car.
Oranges are king for fresh fruit in the winter months, so now is the time to indulge in a spiced orange recipe that's an old favorite at our house that serves four people.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is blaming the irresistible draw of California wine for her apparent nap during President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address last month.
Getting San Francisco's famous Anchor Steam beer to overseas markets is getting harder, and Europeans who prefer the hoppy Northern California ales may find the West Coast ports labor dispute literally sobering.
San Francisco's District Attorney George Gascon announced on Friday that that an investigation has concluded that four police officers involved in last year's shooting death of Alex Nieto were lawful and they will not face charges.
Blame it on the drought. That's right. The lack of significant rainfall has left Bay Area residents reaching for the tissue. Spring officially arrives on March 20 (35 days away), but people around the Bay Area are already suffering with Seasonal Allergies. Trees are pollinating and people are miserable. It is believed approximately 40 million Americans have aggressive reactions to high pollen counts.
A California legislator has proposed replacing missionary-priest Junipero Serra's statue from the U.S. Capitol with one of astronaut Sally Ride, the first U.S. woman in space.
President Obama stressed at a Stanford cybersecurity conference that the government and the private sector have to work together to combat cyber threats. He signed an executive order that encourages information sharing on the matter. (Complete Text And Word Cloud Infographic Of His Speech)
A ten-year-old girl is suspected of shooting her younger sister, who is only 8, in Fresno early Friday, using her father's weapon -- a firearm provided by the Madera County Sheriff's Department.
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced during a White House summit on cybersecurity at Stanford Friday that Apple Pay is partnering with the federal government for some financial transactions.
Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom joined us live in studio to talk up his efforts to legalize recreational marijuana in the state of California. Earlier this week he announced he'll run for governor in 2018.
An Oakland police officer shot an allegedly knife-wielding man in East Oakland Friday morning, police said.
With temperatures up to 80 degrees likely Friday we could see temperatures fall all around the Bay Area, stretching down to the central coast.
