San Francisco Police Make Arrest In Bomb Threat Hoax At SF Culinary School
19-year-old Jesus Ivan Yerena of San Francisco was cited and released for a misdemeanor offense of placing a false or facsimile bomb.
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19-year-old Jesus Ivan Yerena of San Francisco was cited and released for a misdemeanor offense of placing a false or facsimile bomb.
Police have arrested a man believed to have killed a 26-year-old driver in a hit-and-run in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood last weekend.
Plans to build a $ 68 billion high-speed rail system in California took a big step forward as the state's high-speed rail board approved a route for a key segment of the project that stretches from Fresno to Bakersfield.
Despite concerns over the most recent quarterly numbers, Tesla is moving ahead with new locations to showcase their electric vehicles.
Police increased patrols at Danville schools Thursday after a threat to kill people was found spray-painted near a middle school, according to school district administrators.
A former San Francisco firefighter pleaded not guilty this morning to DUI charges that came down from a grand jury indictment for a 2013 crash between his fire truck and a motorcycle.
An Oakland Car dealership's new ad campaign is turning some heads by featuring a lesbian couple, while prompting others to ask, "What's the big deal?"
HGTV cancels show over the two brother's anti-gay remarks…
A bill by state Sen. Mark Leno, that would require all smartphone manufacturers sold in California to come equipped with anti-theft "kill switches" passed its first legislative hurdle on Thursday in the state Senate with a 26-8 vote.
When McDonald Observatory was dedicated in May of 1939, astronomers were only just beginning to understand how stars shine — by "fusing" elements in their cores to make heavier ones. That discovery opened up many more questions for astronomers to answer.
The quake - originally thought to be magnitude 6.8 - reportedly sent people in Mexico City, with office workers streaming into the streets.
Redwood City police are taking a new approach to reconnect stolen items with their rightful owners—they're putting it up on Pinterest, a social networking site.
The Transportation Department issued an emergency order Wednesday requiring that railroads inform state emergency management officials about the movement of large shipments of crude oil through their states and urged shippers not to use older model tanks cars that are easily ruptured in accidents, even at slow speeds.
At least a dozen mayors are expected to join thousands of Bay Area cyclists pumping the pedals to work Thursday.
