Levi's CEO Pushes Slow Fashion By Not Washing His Jeans
Berg said the San Francisco-based company is trying to counter "fast" fashion mainstream culture by designing clothes known for their durability and longevity.
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Berg said the San Francisco-based company is trying to counter "fast" fashion mainstream culture by designing clothes known for their durability and longevity.
Memorial Day is almost upon us. The holiday marks the beginning of the summer season, and as such, it's also the beginning of summer vacation for many.
An increasing number of dogs are being rushed to Bay Area emergency veterinary clinics after eating marijuana intended for human consumption. Experts say dogs left untreated after ingesting pot can suffer serious consequences, including coma and death.
The stabbing victim was helping his girlfriend retrieve property from her locked vehicle at an apartment complex.
Marin's heated debate over how and where to comply with state mandates on affordable housing could soon be a thing of the past as a new bill moves through the legislature that would make parts of the County the only area in the state exempt from affordable housing mandates.
The hour long video shows the former 18th District assemblywoman picking out about $2,500 worth of clothing then going into a dressing room with shopping bags.
The hinterlands of our solar system are tough to study. The objects beyond the realm of the planets are so far and small that it's difficult to even find them.
Instead of signing the morality contract enacted by the Diocese of Oakland, Bishop O'Dowd teacher Kathleen Purcell crossed out portions of it, and will be let go after graduation this year.
Hall of Fame coach John Madden offered an anecdote Wednesday of the NFL drug culture extending up to the announcing booth.
An at-risk teenage girl who ran away from her San Jose home Monday was safely located and reunited with her family.
George Gascon is looking to create a high-tech crime unit to combat the increasing problem of cybercrime in the city.
Southern California residents journeyed to San Jose Wednesday to protest the release of a serial rapist to their neighborhood who admitted to assaulting dozens of women between 1971 and 1982.
The recall is General Motors' 29th this year, bringing the total number of recalled GM vehicles in the U.S. to around 13.8 million.
New findings from Auburn University show just how germ-filled the cabins of passenger jets really are. Scientists exposed six common airplane surfaces to MRSA, E. coli and other bacteria. They found that the potentially-deadly bacteria could survive for over a week.
The company says a database was compromised in late February or early March, though there is no evidence financial or credit card information were accessed.
