15-Year-Old Set To Begin Graduate School At Stanford University
He is not old enough to drive or vote. But on Monday, a 15-year-old is starting graduate school at an elite Bay Area university.
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He is not old enough to drive or vote. But on Monday, a 15-year-old is starting graduate school at an elite Bay Area university.
Joseph McNamara, crime researcher and San Jose's police chief for 15 years who recently criticized the police shooting of an unarmed black teen in Missouri, died Friday at age 79
A massive Northern California wildfire is burning so explosively because of the prolonged drought that firefighters are finding normal amounts of retardant aren't stopping the flames. And so they are dropping record-breaking amounts -- more than 203,000 gallons in one day alone.
A Union City church was burglarized of thousands of dollars on Tuesday and the suspect remains at large, a police commander said.
Authorities in San Jose are searching for two men suspected of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a girl who was sitting at a bus stop earlier this week.
Metered parking spaces around San Francisco, and in cities around the world, were temporarily transformed into public parks and art installations Friday in observance of Park(ing) Day.
After an altercation, the Grammy-nominated R&B singer has been arrested on suspicion of battery…
A San Francisco landlord thought she would give exchange students from Ireland a break on rent for staying in her home. But a break doesn't begin to describe what she discovered when they moved out.
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Advocates have filed suit against the state, saying hundreds of thousands of low-income Californians are being denied medical care because of a huge backlog of Medi-Cal applications.
The San Francisco court system has a new, specially-trained assistant to help vulnerable witnesses cope with their situation, and can do it on all fours.
A sign placed in the window read "We are Closed Because of YOU (customers)"
After his June release from prison, George Jung, a notorious drug smuggler whose life story was made into the film "Blow," starring Johnny Depp, is finishing his supervised parole in a San Francisco suburb and promoting a book chronicling his life in the cocaine trade.
Roger Goodell wasn't holding just a press conference. He was appealing to the public, to the fans, and to the owners to give him a second chance.
Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed a pair of bills that would have made diaper changing stations available in both men's and women's restrooms.
