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San Franciscans are approaching the end of 2014 a bit grumpier about the current state of affairs in the city as compared to a couple of years ago, and may be casting some blame on Mayor Ed Lee, according to the results of an exclusive poll.
Twelve officers of the San Jose Police Department have volunteered to wear body cameras as part of a planned pilot program with three different models of cameras, including one that can be affixed to glasses, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
Google is introducing a new technology that will do away with those tricky CAPTCHA forms that make you type in codes that are barely legible to prove you're an actual human being.
California wildlife officials have banned coyote hunting contests that offered cash and prizes up to $500 to the top marksman and sparked a culture clash in the state.
The recent storms have ended the drought for Bay Area roofing contractors, whose business really dried up over the past few years.
The chief of San Mateo County's Central County Fire Department is facing charges that he participated in a complicated financial scheme with his wife that led to him fraudulently obtaining nearly $35,000, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney's Office.
Wednesday was move-out day for many of the more than 200 residents of "The Jungle" a massive homeless encampment near downtown San Jose, after the city served a 72-hour notice to vacate the premises.
A human skull was found in a business near the Oakland International Airport, police said Wednesday, the second human skull found in less than a week in the Bay Area.
BART has released a comprehensive plan for the next decade that could include a second transbay tunnel in its effort to increase Bay Area service.
NASA is trying to launch the next generation of technology with the maiden test flight of the Orion spacecraft.
All lanes have reopened after roadway flooding blocked three lanes on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in unincorporated Marin County Wednesday morning
A former social worker accused of having sex with two teenage clients while working for the San Mateo County Child Protective Services agency pleaded not guilty earlier this week to 20 counts of oral copulation and sexual intercourse with a minor.
The report by the National Council on Teacher Quality looks at how much teachers make and how long it takes them to max out on their salary.
A California surgeon has been disciplined for removing a prisoner's healthy kidney and leaving the diseased one intact.
Residents in the downtown area have said many bicyclists make walking on sidewalks dangerous, while bike riders have argues streets are not properly marked and too narrow to bike on.
