Contra Costa County Supes Tighten Rules On Secondhand Smoke
Contra Costa County's Board of Supervisors passed a strict new smoking ordinance Tuesday.
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Contra Costa County's Board of Supervisors passed a strict new smoking ordinance Tuesday.
University of California President Janet Napolitano is trying to create a more welcome and inclusive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.
Pilot to flight control: "…um, we have a little gate delay here. A guy is seeming to have stowed away in the landing gear."
If you have opted to use your own device at work be warned: that convenience could end up costing you money and all your memories.
If you've ever driven past 6th & Howard in San Francisco, you know the place. It's the building that's regurgitating furniture.
Hadi Alkhadra suffered from a condition known as 'stuck joints' and other orthopedic deformities that prevented him from walking. His feet were so deformed, they were upside down.
The turnout at the polls was so light this morning that our own Insider Phil Matier was the first to vote at his polling place.
Despite reaching its 10th year in production, Sony has announced plans to stop making their gaming device, PlayStation Portable.
Legislation is moving forward at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to force large employers in the hospitality industry to retain workers for at least 90 days if the company is sold.
Mountain View-based Google and other companies are now automatically encrypting all email, but that doesn't ensure confidentiality unless the recipients' email provider also adopts the technology.
A woman accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl with a hammer at a West Oakland school last week was charged Tuesday with sexual assault offenses related to the case, an Alameda County District Attorney's Office spokeswoman said.
Federal officials are monitoring polling places in Alameda County and Napa County during Tuesday's election to ensure the elections are in compliance with federal voting rights statutes, including the Voting Rights Act.
KCBS has learned that union leadership representing San Francisco Municipal Railway employees has advised all Muni drivers to go back to work.
A sailor who went missing from San Francisco Bay on Monday and was found dead on Angel Island Tuesday has been identified by the Marin County coroner's office as a Sacramento man.
Two people suspected of driving under the influence were arrested in separate incidents in Sonoma County last weekend, a California Highway Patrol officer said Monday.
