Man Seriously Hurt In San Francisco Stabbing
A man was seriously injured in a stabbing in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood Tuesday night, police said Wednesday.
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A man was seriously injured in a stabbing in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood Tuesday night, police said Wednesday.
Bay Area Rapid Transit trains were back on schedule after major delays throughout the system Wednesday morning, according to BART personnel.
The Oakland Athletics dealt with another sewage problem yesterday, this time in their dugout instead of the clubhouse area and nearby hallway.
A financial advisor who formerly worked for Morgan Stanley & Co. and then Wells Fargo Advisors has admitted in federal court in San Francisco to forging an elderly widow's name to $1.8 million worth of checks, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
Plans to make over San Francisco's Van Ness Avenue with a bus rapid transit project were approved Tuesday afternoon, a transportation agency spokesman said.
It's been 22 years since Metallica hit the charts with one of their best known songs "Enter Sandman" and on Monday night the guys walked the Hollywood-style red carpet in San Francisco...
Ecotality, which makes charging systems for electric vehicles, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and wants to sell its assets in an auction.
A boy was sent to the hospital after the car he was riding in was shot at Tuesday afternoon in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood.
A Marin County Superior Court jury has recommended death for a 79-year-old former photographer convicted in the decades-old murders of four women in what became known as the 'double initial' serial killings.
Contra Costa County supervisors unanimously approved an agreement with Chevron Tuesday that will put an end to property tax lawsuits against the county and should save the county millions of dollars and boost strained relations between the county and the oil giant.
When former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano takes over as president of the University of California later this month, she will live in leased accommodations that the college system is renting for nearly $10,000 a month.
As the University of California prepares to welcome former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano as its next president, the college system's governing board is being asked to consider renovating the vacant mansion that housed many of Napolitano's predecessors.
Fun and games are over for some pre-kindergartners in Silicon Valley with the new Educare program unveiled Tuesday that would put them in school for a full eight-hour day, year round.
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors rejected part of a proposed ordinance amendment Tuesday that would have allowed the sheriff's office to sell more than 700 guns.
A blind East Palo Alto minister and his seeing-eye dog were struck by a car Monday night. The driver got out, asked if he was ok, and sped off.
