Seahawks Trying To Trademark 'Boom,' The Number '12'
The Seattle Seahawks are in the process of filing trademark applications for the word "boom" and the number "12."
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The Seattle Seahawks are in the process of filing trademark applications for the word "boom" and the number "12."
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are using lasers to create the pressure and temperatures needed for planet formation as a way to calculate how bodies in our solar system have evolved.
An earthquake measuring magnitude 4.5 struck the seismically active northwest corner of Nevada, near the California border early Thursday morning.
The King Tides that inundated low-lying areas around the bay on January 19th, 20th, and 21st also brought the reciprocal lowest tides possible, as shown in this timelapsed towercam video showing the water draining away from pier along the Embarcadero, from noon to 6 p.m.
A man at a San Jose auto parts lot was seriously injured after somehow running himself over with his car, according to a fire department official.
Marin Sheriff responded to reports of possible gunfire at the Marin Civic Center in San Rafael, but that those calls appear to have been an over action to a backfiring car.
Over the last 85 years, California has seen more than half of its large trees vanish, according to the a publication in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
As California lawmakers consider a bill allowing terminally ill patients to obtain life-ending medication, a new KPIX 5 / SurveyUSA poll found strong support of the bill among Bay Area residents.
Google is planning to sell wireless phone service directly to consumers using the networks of Sprint and T-Mobile, according to reports published Wednesday.
A man, who was serving prison time in Oregon, has been transferred to San Mateo County where prosecutors have charged him with two of the "Gypsy Hill" killings that happened in the 1970s.
A Bay Area man is finally able to lay his dad to rest. He was able to recover the urn containing his father's ashes, eight years after it went missing.
Uber has released internal data claiming drivers in many of its large markets, including San Francisco, are earning more than professional taxi drivers and chauffeurs. The data also revealed who is driving for the ridesharing giant.
Police said they shut down an illegal casino operating out of a home in San Jose on Tuesday where 15 gambling video machines, drugs and large amount of cash were seized.
"Before the mid-1890s, Pleasanton's water needs were handily served by sinking artesian wells at strategic points around town; the local water table was high enough that these did not need to be particularly deep."
I'm going to sidestep the question of how we pay for this (and I realize that's a pretty big step) to focus on what's at the core of this: a recognition that community colleges are more than just "high schools with ashtrays", as they've often been called. Way more.
