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KCBS Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews "Selma," the retelling of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s (David Oweloyo) march from Selma to Montgomery that led to the passage of the Voters Rights Act of 1965.
A $30 million housing complex broke ground in San Jose Friday, where 20 percent of the units will be set aside for homeless and low income, putting them right alongside some of Silicon Valley's highest paid workers.
Environmental advocates will lose an ally in Congress when Barbara Boxer leaves the Senate at the end of her term in 2016 after more than three decades in office.
San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman Jonathan Martin was at a Los Angeles shopping center Thursday when he reportedly helped subdue an alleged shoplifter at a Versace store by punching him until he complied with a security guard.
A possible bird strike forced the emergency landing of a United flight bound for Denver early Friday morning in Sacramento.
Police have arrested five students on multiple offenses related to the assault of another student at Montgomery High School, police said Thursday.
A Los Angeles-area company is recalling more than 48,000 pounds of frozen beef and pork that may be contaminated with metal.
A popular South Korean singer could face charges in an alleged incident of drunken rage on a flight to San Francisco International Airport Wednesday.
A Bay Area baby is alive and expected to live a normal life after doctors initially gave him little chance to survive and even told his mother it would be better to have an abortion.
Zookeepers in Oakland used leftover Christmas trees as special seasonal treats for otters, giraffes, elephants and meerkats Thursday - hiding special foods or scents for each animal in the foliage.
Police in San Leandro are hoping to buy an armored rescue vehicle that can also withstand rifle rounds. Some residents are upset over the proposed purchase, saying it's another sign of the militarization of local police.
The edge between victory and defeat is a few skin cells, and it appears one of the climbers on Yosemite's El Capitan is losing the battle.
Going to college for free might sound too good to be true, but thanks to President Obama, that might become a reality.
The National Climate Data Center (NCDC) released end-of-year weather information for the U.S. Thursday, and it confirms that 2014 was California's warmest calendar year on record.
