Two Suspects In Custody After Feds Raid San Jose Meth Lab
U.S. Department of Homeland Security investigators discovered a meth conversion lab at San Jose home Friday morning.
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U.S. Department of Homeland Security investigators discovered a meth conversion lab at San Jose home Friday morning.
California Chrome, the popular horse that's made his way into mainstream America, will try to end horse racing's 36-year Triple Crown drought at Saturday's Belmont Stakes.
San Jose fire and police responded to a small fire at a house in north San Jose Thursday afternoon that a resident said was set deliberately.
Hundreds of students turned out at Stanford University to demand tougher punishments in sexual assault cases, in support of a senior who claims she was raped by a classmate.
The Napa County Department of Corrections is the latest California county to decide against detaining inmates past their release date for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement unless a court finds a probable cause to detain them.
SB 967 would establish affirmative consent on all state-run college campuses in California. The standard is defined as "an affirmative unambiguous and conscious decision by each participant to engage in mutually agreed upon sexual activity…Lack of protest or resistance does not mean consent. Nor does silence mean consent."
203 animals were adopted over the course of a single weekend at a South Bay animal shelter as part of a national free pet adoption promotion.
The Napa Special Investigations Bureau and Napa County Sheriff's Office detectives eradicated nearly 14,000 marijuana plants at an illegal grow site Tuesday in northern Napa County near the Lake County line.
The Alameda County Sheriff's Department is now responding to an American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California (ACLU) lawsuit challenging its policy of mandatory pregnancy tests for all female detainees under the age of 60.
An elderly woman was killed in a Hayward house fire this morning, a fire captain said.
Father's Day falls on June 15th, and the Bay Area has a multitude of ways to honor dad this holiday weekend. The whole family can enjoy everything from a mountain-top play to a guided bike tour of the zoo.
Drivers in the Golden State can take a trip down memory lane, no matter what vehicle they own. The California Department of Motor Vehicles announced this week they will issue some retro-looking license plates.
Officials at Palo Alto High School have invalidated final exams taken by more than 100 students last month, after the school said they uncovered cheating.
Drivers in the East Bay may be taken by surprise by a billboard advertising a Nevada brothel.
Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow, a Chinatown association leader accused of money laundering and plotting to sell stolen goods, asked a federal magistrate in San Francisco on Thursday to grant him release on bail.
