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Authorities have issued a felony warrant for a man suspected of attacking another man in a San Jose park restroom over Labor Day weekend, in an apparent case of street justice caught on video.
About 90 cheerleaders will receive checks after the class-action wage theft lawsuit was filed against the team back in January.
Twitter appears to be leaning towards implementing a Facebook-like algorithm to curate and filter the tweets that appear on your feed.
A woman shed a wig and clothes to avoid detection after robbing a Palo Alto bank Wednesday afternoon, but was caught without a change of shirt, police said Thursday.
Law enforcement agencies from around the world are convening in the Bay Area for the five-day Urban Shield event that some say simply shines a spotlight on police militarization.
A U.S. appeals court in Chicago ruled Thursday that gay marriage bans in Wisconsin and Indiana violate the U.S. Constitution -- thereby bumping the number of states where gay marriage will be legal from 19 to 21.
As Berkeley plans a study on potentially equipping police officers with Tasers, a coalition opposed to the use of the stun guns is holding a forum Thursday night to discuss the topic.
Joan Rivers, the raucous, acid-tongued comedian who crashed the male-dominated realm of late-night talk shows and turned Hollywood red carpets into danger zones for badly dressed celebrities, died Thursday. She was 81.
A Google executive who leads the company's top secret research division has been tapped to become the next U.S. chief technology officer, responsible for the country's technology policy and initiatives.
A San Jose startup appears to be on the cutting edge of "credit card control" to customize your security preferences with the tap of a smartphone.
After calling President Barack Obama "too cautious" earlier this week, Senator Dianne Feinstein said she's encouraged by his pledge to "degrade and destroy" the Islamic militant group that has beheaded two American journalists.
Hacked photos of famous celebrities will take center stage at an upcoming art exhibit.
As far as reports go, no one died during the Napa earthquake, but the Allendorf family says they lost someone dear to them: Donald the horse.
Police were seeking information about two men who who robbed two different banks hours apart in San Francisco, a police spokesman said.
A San Francisco supervisors committee has added its stamp of approval to a plan to upgrade Muni's entire underground fleet with new light-rail vehicles that can hold more passengers.
