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Dozens of community members and staff from San Pablo's Doctors Medical Center urged the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors at its meeting in Martinez Tuesday to help keep the debt-plagued hospital open while county leaders said they are in no position to save it.
Firefighters have contained a 15-acre brush fire burning in unincorporated Contra Costa County just south of Pittsburg Tuesday evening, a fire dispatcher said.
Eight months after opening to traffic, a new metal troll was secretly installed last week to protect travelers on the new Eastern Span of the Bay Bridge.
California Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled his revised state budget on Tuesday, which is $1 billion more than the original he submitted in January. The majority of the funds would go to health-care costs for the poor.
A hallucinating man climbing a utility pole in Sunnyvale Monday night knocked a wire down, burning himself and starting a small grass fire, a Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety captain said.
San Francisco drivers rank among the most courteous in the nation.
Rohan Dennis of Australia surged within the final 300 yards to claim the hot and mountainous third stage and reduced Bradley Wiggins' race lead Tuesday in the Tour of California.
A couple who used the confusion during the Asiana Airlines plane crash at San Francisco International Airport last summer as an opportunity to steal luggage from diverted passengers was sentenced to jail Tuesday, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said.
Authorities say a boat that capsized with four men on board in a lake east of Sacramento was traveling faster than 100 miles per hour.
Stunt pilot Eddie Andreini planned to make three passes in his 1944 Super Stearman biplane during a "ribbon-cut maneuver" at the Thunder Over Solano Air Show at Travis Air Force Base earlier this month.
Europe's highest court Tuesday gave people the means to scrub their reputations online, issuing a landmark ruling that experts say could force Google and other search engines to delete references to old debts, long-ago arrests and other unflattering episodes.
Federal officials say no endangered birds died in a wood chipper this month as a company trimmed trees outside an Oakland post office
Bey and Jay have added a second date at AT&T Park in San Francisco August 6th.
Officials said Tuesday that, for the first time in decades, they plan to tap water stored behind a dam east of Fresno, as they try to help California farmers through the ongoing drought.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is revving up the troops, so to speak, for this weekend's Bay to Breakers race, but along with other city officials, he wants to remind attendees that it should be fun and safe.
