Former Cub Scout Leader Sentenced To Prison For Sex With Minor
A former Cub Scout leader was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday morning for continuous sexual acts with a minor.
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A former Cub Scout leader was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday morning for continuous sexual acts with a minor.
PG&E officials say at least 1,000 people were hit by an outage Monday afternoon that turned the KPIX 5 and KCBS Radio newsrooms dark.
Our Halloween storm didn't do much to ease California's drought concerns but that's not stopping us from getting excited about the blanket of fresh powder.
It's no bathtub, but Northern California's warm water is attracting visitors from as far as Ecuador and Alaska.
BART shut down service in both directions between Pleasant Hill and Pittsburg/Bay Point after a body was found on the tracks Monday morning, an agency spokeswoman said.
A new poll of likely voters suggests four out of 10 Californians don't even know that Gov. Jerry Brown is seeking re-election this Tuesday.
"One Day Your Life Will Flash Before Your Eyes; Make Sure It's Worth Watching" -- Brain cancer victim Brittany Maynard writes her own obituary, released after her death on November 1st.
Top medical experts studying the spread of Ebola say the public should expect more cases to emerge in the United States by year's end as infected people arrive here from West Africa, including American doctors and nurses returning from the hot zone and people fleeing from the deadly disease.
BART officials said Friday's ridership ranked as the third highest in the agency's history as trains took crowds to the San Francisco Giants' World Series parade and various Halloween festivities.
An un-named major airline is now tinkering with the idea of offering something called Economy Minus, with less legroom and seats that don't recline at a discount price.
If polls are to be believed, Tuesday's election will be decided by a small group of people. But if it is a low turnout election, entire races can be won or lost on just a few votes.
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) — Voters in San Francisco and Berkeley will decide Tuesday whether to tax soft drinks like Coke and Pepsi. This week KCBS In Depth cohosts Jane McMillian spoke with San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener, who is a supporter of the soda tax, and Roger Zalazar, representing the American Beverage Association, who opposes it.
A man in San Jose will be taking home millions of dollars after winning the California Lottery's 2nd Chance Program last week.
The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District responded to a fully involved garage fire at a single-family residence in Concord Monday morning.
The software development segment of the tech industry ranks high for the most job openings in San Francisco.
