Bernard Mayes, SF Man Who Created America's 1st Suicide Hotline, Dies at 85
Mayes' work would build the foundation for a network of more than 500 help centers across the country.
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Mayes' work would build the foundation for a network of more than 500 help centers across the country.
Suisun City police responding to a disturbance fatally shot a man at a residence Tuesday evening.
A Santa Rosa orthopedic surgeon was sentenced in Marin County Superior Court Wednesday to a year in jail and five years probation for arranging to meet a 13-year-old girl to commit lewd acts.
Frank Stuefloten was last seen last Thursday at the El Dorado Center on El Dorado Avenue and has health issues that place him at risk if left untreated.
A Cloverdale man who handcuffed two teen girls while pretending to be a police officer in Mill Valley Tuesday was arrested for impersonating an officer, police said.
A Stanford surgeon has been put on modified quarantine in San Mateo County after treating Ebola patients in Liberia for the past month.
An order by the Homeland Security Department to increase security at federal buildings nationwide did not seem to have been followed through with in San Francisco.
A new map shows how California has become a hotbed for whooping cough and measles, diseases that are completely preventable by a vaccine.
WhatsApp founder Jan Koum a Ukraine immigrant who was once living on welfare, hit the jackpot with 76.4 million Facebook shares now worth $5.8 billion when he and his partner sold their mobile messaging service to the social networking leader.
Trick-or-treaters will have some high-tech tools to help them find the best 'hoods in the Bay Area for candy and snacks.
Just six days before the election, one candidate won a key endorsement on Wednesday in the race for Mayor of Oakland from the man who finished second the last time around.
Bay Area trick-or-treaters and Halloween revelers may need to add an umbrella to their costumes this Friday as forecasters predict wet weather throughout the region.
Last weekend's weather system was cold enough to dust the Sierra Nevada Mountains with snow, prompting at least two local ski resorts to start making their own.
Marin County's district attorney said he wants the state to strengthen laws that address people who disguise replica guns and rifles to look like the real ones—an effort resulting from the recent confrontation between sheriff's deputies and a 12-year-old boy.
A Sacramento obstetrician is getting a late thank you from a baby he delivered 45 years ago.
