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Scientists were wading into bay waters in the San Rafael area Thursday afternoon to monitor the progress of an underwater oyster reef where scientists say more than 2 million native oysters have settled since last year.
Three female suspects assaulted a 31-year-old woman in Fremont's Central Park on Tuesday morning, police said.
Two sections of the Berlin Wall, which once separated East and West Berlin in Germany, were set to be unveiled Thursday outside the Mountain View Public Library, according to city officials.
Sprint is waiving and crediting fees for phone calls and text messages made by its U.S. customers to the Philippines in the wake of a Typhoon Haiyan.
At least one school in Lafayette has been locked down Thursday morning as police search for a bank robbery suspect, authorities said.
A Milpitas man has been sentenced to home detention and ordered to pay $24,000 in fines and restitution following his conviction on charges that he caught and sold undersized leopard sharks.
Menlo Park's Facebook has reportedly been spurned in its efforts to buy the popular photo-sharing app Snapchat.
High levels of dangerous bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease were detected in the water system at Santa Clara County's new crime lab, county officials said.
A 72-year-old man has been arrested for a series of arson incidents in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood.
Two women have been charged with identity theft for allegedly stealing personal information and mail from patients at a breast cancer center in Alameda County.
Hitchhiking is one of the easiest ways to vacation across the world on a budget. Here are the rules to traveling the road.
A big-rig carrying a large shipment of frozen food to a local Trader Joe's store overturned along westbound Interstate Highway 80 in Pinole Thursday morning, causing heavy traffic, a California Highway Patrol officer said.
BART trains have resumed regular service Thursday morning following an equipment problem on the tracks in Daly City that caused trains to be delayed in the East Bay direction, according to BART officials.
They have been popping up in strip malls all over the Bay Area: Internet cafes that look a lot like mini casinos. While local authorities are trying to shut them down, a gray area of the law is proving hard to tackle.
