Man Shot Dead, Another Critically Injured At Howard Johnson Hotel In Vallejo
Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Sunday in Vallejo.
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Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Sunday in Vallejo.
Authorities say more than 60 people were arrested at weekend rave in Mountain View, mostly for drug offenses.
Apple says it sold more than 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models, a record for a new model, in the three days after the phones went on sale.
Cooler, wet weather helped firefighters make progress on a huge Northern California wildfire that destroyed nearly three-dozen structures, forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 people and forced the cancellation of a sporting event because of the smoke.
Sunil Rajamaran, president and CEO of Scripted, advises prospective tech students that staying current on industry trends "could make the difference between success and failure."
Joanna Lee Neumann, RN, predicts a rewarding and successful career for future nurses in the San Francisco Bay Area.
David Dornfeld discusses green and sustainable manufacturing, and the exciting and challenging field of mechanical engineering.
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law several bills designed to boost use of clean-air vehicles in California.
San Francisco may be raking in profits from parking meters when parking is supposed to be free.
New projections show that California's severe drought could be getting worse.
California's drought is being blamed for glacial melt that caused mudslides and flooding in the Mt. Shasta area.
Firefighters responded to a cliff rescue near Fort Funston in San Francisco Sunday night, a fire dispatcher said.
Senator Dianne Feinstein lamented the scandals plaguing the NFL Sunday morning.
Authorities in Central California have captured a fifth man who escaped a correctional facility.
Artist Rick Kitagawa and studio owner Solange Gabrielli worry that San Francisco will lose its reputation as a haven for entertainers, artists and colorful characters priced out of the city by soaring housing costs.