Firefighters At Risk Of Cancer Rely On Canines With Nose For Carcinoma
Beyond the danger of flames and collapsing structures is a hidden reality of life in the fire service -- cancer.
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Beyond the danger of flames and collapsing structures is a hidden reality of life in the fire service -- cancer.
On the crime show NCIS, one hair leads to a killer. That was once the stuff of fantasy, but no more.
Recent DNA studies indicate a rather steamy prehistoric love affair between Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens may have shaped modern man's health and well-being for generations to come.
What difference does seven-tenths of a second make? For two intersections in Fremont that suddenly churned out hundreds of red light tickets to drivers --- the answer nearly half a million dollars.
Amid the staggering affluence of the Silicon Valley sits the Ravenswood City School District where a third of its students are homeless.
The crisis at the Oroville Dam can teach us a large lesson about the state of California's water infrastructure.
When you purchase insurance for your storage locker you might expect you'd be covered if your stuff is stolen. But if the crook steals your lock along with your stuff, you might be wrong.
A few years ago Fantastic Negrito was busking in BART stations. Now he's won his first Grammy for his debut album, 'The Last Days Of Oakland.'
The beauty department at Neiman Marcus in San Francisco is getting its own makeover with a video-enabled makeup mirror that can text you with beauty tips.
A cremation provider with a history of legal problems and unhappy customers is operating in California despite being ordered to stop.
Some of the country's brightest scientific minds have been focused on a broad research program, led by the Army Research Lab (ARL), to give birth to the next generation of drones.
If you overdose, there is a drug that can save your life. But, as Andria Borba reports, it comes at an increasing cost.
It appears California has come out of the drought, with a fury.
While marijuana itself may be a medicinal blessing, what lands in a consumer's hand is far more complicated.
Pot growers coming from outside Humboldt County are bringing a new pack of problems -- dogs, abandoned by seasonal workers, that roam wild, attacking and terrorizing cattle and wildlife.
