AC Transit Workers Issue Strike Notice, May Walk Off Job Thursday Morning
On the heels of a possible BART strike, workers for AC Transit issued their own 72-hour strike notice on Monday, which could lead to a possible walkout Thursday morning.
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On the heels of a possible BART strike, workers for AC Transit issued their own 72-hour strike notice on Monday, which could lead to a possible walkout Thursday morning.
One person was killed when a southbound Caltrain struck a pedestrian at Encinal Avenue in Menlo Park Monday afternoon in the agency's 13th fatality this year, according to a Caltrain spokeswoman.
Pacific Gas and Electric is preparing for high-wire aerial work on nearly 30-miles of transmission line in Contra Costa. The utility company says the upgrade is necessary to meet growing demands for electricity.
The Napa County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in finding a 7-year-old boy who went missing from an elementary school Monday.
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and other Bay Area-based national research institutions face a nearly total closure this week if the partial federal government shutdown continues.
A South Bay jury that found three schoolgirls and their parents liable for defaming a Catholic school teacher they branded as a "perv," is about to decide how much one of the students should pay in punitive damages.
A petition drive is underway to overturn legislation signed into law by the Governor Jerry Brown that would make accommodations for transgendered students in California's public schools.
BART contract negotiations were set to resume Monday morning amid concerns whether BART's last minute offer to unions was a positive step or if it may have imperiled the process.
A Napa man who grew a record-breaking 1,985-pound pumpkin won the annual Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off in Half Moon Bay Monday morning.
In the past year or so the Supreme Court has presided over some monumental cases and made some equally important decisions. USF Law Professor Julie Nice helps us understand some of those decisions and their implications.
San Francisco Supervisors will soon be voting on some new controls on the use and ownership of firearms and ammunition. The legislation was approved by a supervisors' committee this week.
The Detroit Tigers worked hard during the season to shore up their vulnerable bullpen, and despite those efforts, a lack of dependable relief arms took a dramatic toll Sunday.
Police were investigating a homicide in San Francisco's Mission District early Monday morning, an emergency dispatcher said.
A San Francisco woman has a refreshing idea to help the homeless: Portable showers on old city buses.
A Bay Area therapy center is offering treatment for Internet addictions involving social media, online gaming and pornography.
