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Some San Francisco supervisors are calling for a hearing to look into the city's policy making property owners responsible for maintaining city-owned trees.
The U.S Forest Service has reopened some wilderness areas that were closed because of the massive King Wildfire.
A four-vehicle accident is blocking a left-hand lane on southbound state Highway 242 in Concord Wednesday morning.
Oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting Wednesday morning.
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Authorities in the Central Valley are searching for at least one intruder who clubbed more than 900 chickens to death at a Foster Farms plant near Fresno.
They call it the green rush: People from all over the world are flocking to Northern California's Humboldt County to grow marijuana. The law says it has to be for medicine, but it's all too easy to game the system with hardly any legal consequences.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday signed legislation known as Audrie's Law reforming juvenile sex crime laws and named after 15-year-old sexual assault victim Audrie Pott, according to a state senator's spokesman.
The Bay Area is warming up just in time for October.
Governor Jerry Brown signed a first of its kind law aimed at toy guns in the wake of a fatal police shooting in Santa Rosa where a Sheriff's Deputy mistook a replica firearm for a real assault rifle.
A total of four people were injured in two separate collisions involving San Francisco Municipal Railway vehicles that was reported within minutes of each other in San Francisco Tuesday evening, a Muni spokesman said.
Some Bay Area fishermen are suing Pacific Gas & Electric, claiming the utility is responsible for massive contamination in and around Fisherman's Wharf.
Voters in San Benito County will become the first in California to decide on a measure about fracking in November. Measure J would ban the practice, and that vote has a county divided.
The family of a 35-year-old woman who was run over and killed by a city employee driving on the grass in San Francisco's Holly Park last September has been issued a settlement by the city of $15.1 million.
