Sacramento Man Pleads Guilty To Commercially Poaching 60 Bobcats, Foxes
A man who illegally set some 50 traps for bobcats and foxes over a 900-square mile area across Northern California has pleaded guilty to various criminal charges.
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A man who illegally set some 50 traps for bobcats and foxes over a 900-square mile area across Northern California has pleaded guilty to various criminal charges.
Belmont firefighters rescued a fawn on Thursday in San Carlos that was trapped in a home's backyard, Belmont city officials said.
A San Rafael man was arrested this week on suspicion of raping a 14-year-old girl, police said Thursday.
A man was injured in a shooting in Berkeley on Thursday night, a police spokeswoman said.
The sea lions have been a part of San Francisco's Pier 39 for decades and are among the Bay Area's most famous tourist attractions. But now, the sea creatures have disappeared.
Pearl Jam sings "Let It Go," Game of Throne Pugs + more of the week's viral videos!
After the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a Massachusetts law that requires buffer zones around entrances to reproductive health clinics, Bay Area legislators and abortion rights supporters are looking into whether similar local laws will be impacted by the high court's decision.
A San Jose postal inspector has been arrested and charged with stealing and destroying mail.
After disrupting the taxi business in San Francisco and in cities throughout the world, ridesharing company Uber is entering the marriage business in honor of the city's LGBT pride celebration.
One person was shot and seriously injured in the Capitol Park area in San Jose Thursday evening, according to police.
It was lights, camera, but not much action for San Francisco as a new Planet of the Apes film premiered Thursday night at the Palace of Fine Arts.
A Rome-based startup, whose users auction off public parking spaces via an iPhone app is refusing to halt operations in San Francisco, despite an order from the city attorney's office.
The parents of Bay Area students killed in a shooting spree near UC Santa Barbara have spoken out for the first time, calling for change to prevent future tragedies.
An autopsy report said it wasn't the crash or the upside-down slide that killed pilot Eddie Andreini during an airshow at Travis Air Force Base last month. The report indicates he had survived the crash, only to be burned to death.
The linear accelerator at Stanford University's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in California was shut down Thursday and two research labs idled after a fire damaged electrical equipment that helps power the accelerator, a lab spokesman said.
