Oakland Considering $202 Million Plan To Run Streetcars Down 3-Mile Strip Of Broadway
Streetcars might be making a comeback in Oakland, but the price tag is steep.
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Streetcars might be making a comeback in Oakland, but the price tag is steep.
State prisons officials say a San Quentin death row inmate convicted of two 1985 murders in Los Angeles has died of natural causes.
An Alameda man who insists he just wanted to end his wife's suffering is in jail Wednesday night accused of fatally shooting her, and neighbors insist it was not a murder but a mercy killing.
A British intelligence expert is calling out a handful of Silicon Valley tech companies, accusing them of helping terrorists.
Solano County Superior Court Judge Daniel Healy was publicly admonished by a state commission today for referring to parents in family law cases with denigrating words such as "rotten," "stupid and sluggish," and "total human disaster."
A security guard was shot Wednesday outside a Starbucks in Antioch after he drew a weapon and began to fire at a suspect involved in an argument, according to police.
A small biotech company in South San Francisco is currently working on an oral Ebola vaccine that could provide the key to stemming the outbreak in West Africa.
Many seeking employment at a South of Market job fair were elated, after Tuesday's vote in San Francisco to gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
In what may be a nod to her Burning Man constituents, the woman who appears to be Oakland's mayor-elect rode off from a victory speech Wednesday in a metallic, fire-spraying snail vehicle.
Ophthalmologists are warning Google Glass users to watch out for blind spots.
The developers behind Oakland's Brooklyn Basin project near Jack London Square say the major residential development of 3,100 new homes is starting to take shape.
While all Bay Area residents are being used to conserve water during the drought, a new report shows some cities in the Bay Area are using three times as much water as others.
A coalition of high school parents in the East Bay said they were shocked and upset to find out Planned Parenthood was teaching sex education classes to their children.
An orphaned baby otter found stranded at a San Mateo County beach in September is now living at a Chicago aquarium where it is receiving round-the-clock care and learning how to be an otter, aquarium officials said.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee helped box up carrots for the needy at the SF-Marin Food Bank as a part of #LoveLocalSF, a citywide event showing off businesses and attributes.
