Berkeley To Force Marijuana Dispensaries To Provide Free Weed For Low-Income Patients
The city of Berkeley now requires medical marijuana dispensaries to give away 2 percent of the amount of cannabis they sell each year free to low-income patients.
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The city of Berkeley now requires medical marijuana dispensaries to give away 2 percent of the amount of cannabis they sell each year free to low-income patients.
A judge has told deadlocked jurors to keep deliberating in a lawsuit filed by Giants fan Bryan Stow over his beating at Dodger Stadium.
Two local businesses have taken the initiative for the last five years to save the 4th of July fireworks display in Vallejo by fundraising. They're goal this year is $15,000
Mountain View police were trying to convince a barricaded armed man to surrender Wednesday afternoon, police said.
The elusive yellow-bellied marmot had been spotted Tuesday hiding underneath homes in the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood.
Homicide rates in the Bay Area's three-biggest cities were down for the first half of 2014 compared to the same time period last year. San Francisco is reporting the largest decline.
A San Rafael man drowned at Lake Berryessa on Tuesday afternoon, a Napa County sheriff's captain said Wednesday.
Mountain View police were asking the public for help in identifying a malodorous man suspected of robbing a bank of more than $1,300 on Tuesday and fleeing after stuffing the cash into a blue bag, a police spokesman said Wednesday.
The U.S. Marshals Service has announced the arrests of more than 100 wanted violent fugitives and gang members during a two-week operation centered in the Oakland and Sacramento areas.
The alleged operator of MyRedBook.com and SFRedBook.com pleaded not guilty in federal court in San Francisco Wednesday morning to charges of facilitating prostitution and money laundering.
The final season of football has been played at Candlestick Park, and the original ballpark by the bay will soon be no more. Maybe you've heard of Willie Mays? "The Catch?" Or "The Earquake World Series?" The Stick holds memories that don't deserve to fade, but the building itself belongs squarely in the dustbin of history.
On July 2, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964, one of the most significant civil rights achievements in U.S. history.
Dozens of spacecraft are keeping their eyes and ears on the universe, and more are on the way. But it usually takes years from the time a mission is first proposed until it flies in space — and a lot of good candidates never make it.
Increased security measures are now in place at the hospital following the recent discovery of some suspicious materials there.
