North Bay Elementary School Students Find Porn On iPads
A Sonoma elementary school is pulling iPads after 2nd graders accidentally accessed pornographic content on YouTube.
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A Sonoma elementary school is pulling iPads after 2nd graders accidentally accessed pornographic content on YouTube.
A federal jury in San Francisco unanimously ruled Tuesday that exposure to Monsanto Co.'s Roundup herbicide was a substantial factor in causing the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of a Sonoma County man.
Two men were killed and two others were seriously burned after a recreational vehicle caught on fire in Dixon early Tuesday morning, according to the Dixon Fire Department.
A Vallejo family was shocked when their home surveillance camera caught a prowler looking in on their sleeping baby.
Vacaville police have arrested a 25-year-old man on suspicion of committing at least five robberies while armed with a long kitchen knife.
A 12-year-old boy and 36-year-old man were stabbed during a domestic dispute among three men Friday evening on Mono Drive in Vacaville, police said.
A Sebastopol man suspected of firing three shots from a boat at a San Rafael marina Saturday morning was arrested after he called police to report the shooting.
The Napa Vape and Smoke Shop was shut down Thursday when two store employees were arrested on suspicion of selling cannabis to a minor and conspiracy.
A group of people living in Novato tired of not really knowing their neighbors is creating a new type of housing development that encourages friendliness and interaction.
Vallejo Police Chief Andrew Bidou announced his retirement this week as his department has been facing mounting criticism in recent months over use of force and alleged police misconduct.
Private equity giant TPG Capital has fired one of its top executives, Bill McGlashan, following his indictment in the wide-ranging college admissions scandal involving.
Twenty-seven percent of residents who responded to a write-in answer on a survey said affordability, cost of living and housing was their single biggest priority for Marin County, according to the county officials.
The clock stopped ticking Wednesday for more than 730 inmates housed on San Quentin's Death Row including Scott Peterson, Richard Allen Davis and Cary Stayner after Gov. Gavin Newsom officially signed a moratorium on executions.
It was a simple sentence posted on the door to San Quentin Prison's death chamber, but its impact sparked a debate across California and the nation.
California governor Gavin Newsom will sign an executive order placing a moratorium on the state's use of the death penalty on Wednesday morning. The order will reprieve all individuals sentenced to death in California.
