Stanford: Severe Shortage Of Type O Blood Prompts Plea For Donations
Saying supplies of Type O blood and blood products are critically low, officials at the Stanford Blood Center are appealing for donations of both O Positive and O Negative.
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Saying supplies of Type O blood and blood products are critically low, officials at the Stanford Blood Center are appealing for donations of both O Positive and O Negative.
A suspect was arrested Saturday afternoon after what police said was a shoplift that turned into a robbery when a security guard was injured.
Saturday night, crews were busy setting up at the start line of the Bay to Breakers at Howard and Main in San Francisco. Runners say a few sprinkles won't dampen the mood at the 108th annual race.
Bay to Breakers is known for its runners' colorful costumes but they might get soggy at this year's race with rain showers in the Sunday forecast.
The victim, whose name has not been released, was pronounced dead at the scene on Turk Street in San Francisco.
A kitten that was pulled from an engine compartment by a Palo Alto police officer was captured in a hilarious photo shared to the department's social media pages Friday morning.
Up to five suspects allegedly assaulted and robbed a driver while he was stopped at a stoplight in San Francisco's Mission District, leaving him unconscious, police said Friday.
A wayward dog belonging to a California family will soon be coming home, after he was found thousands of miles away in Michigan.
A move to shutter San Francisco Juvenile Hall in less than two years has passed its first hurdle.
High school students who take the SATs will not only get a test score, but now they'll also get an adversity score.
Unveiled in a Richmond yard, a 300-foot-long portion a suicide prevention net that will eventually stretch 1.7 miles, on either side of the Golden Gate Bridge.
A federal count shows the number of homeless people increased by double-digit percentages in three San Francisco Bay Area counties over the last two years.
A 74-year-old Hayward man already in custody for a 1973 murder in Palo Alto has been arrested for a second cold case homicide from the 1970s on the Stanford University campus, San Mateo County authorities announced Thursday.
A bill that aims to address California's ongoing housing crisis by encouraging housing development near transit stops and job centers has been shelved for the year.
Workers at the University of California's five medical centers will stage a one-day strike Thursday to protest what they say is the university's move to outsource union jobs to private sector companies.
