Device Could Be Key To Solving Parkinson's Disease Puzzle
Solving one of the most puzzling problems of Parkinson's disease could come down to a device that looks very much like a smart watch.
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Solving one of the most puzzling problems of Parkinson's disease could come down to a device that looks very much like a smart watch.
California lawmakers are seeking to end price discrimination between the cost of women's and men's goods like clothes and toiletries.
Central Valley walnut farmers and law enforcement are teaming up to combat sophisticated criminals who are posing as truck drivers to steal large quantities of nuts.
Tiny plastic pellets are washing ashore on beaches across Bay Area coastlines in increasing numbers, creating a major hazard for sea life according to one group of concerned environmentalists.
Crews scaled the heavily forested slopes of Mount Tam above Bon Tempe Lake Friday, setting controlled burn fires to clear out areas that have become overgrown with vegetation and pose a threat of a wildfire
Off-duty police officers are being hired as private security officers in an attempt to halt crime in downtown San Jose.
In the aftermath of floods, tornadoes, earthquakes a state of emergency usually means immediate cash for a sudden crisis.
Tent encampments are now very much a part of San Francisco but how those tents keep popping up around the city comes to many as a surprise.
When the expanded San Francisco Museum of Modern Art reopens to the public in May 2016, one of its largest features is actually growing outside.
The California Coastal Commission wants the a 100-year-old sand mine shut down over environmental concerns such as beach erosion.
The city of Fremont expects to see an economic boost because of Tesla's new Model 3 electric car.
To say that California has been talking about high-speed rail for a long time would be an understatement. Now, in the spring of 2016, something concrete is actually taking shape in California's Central Valley.
As BART struggles to accommodate record ridership, construction of new housing near BART stations will likely send thousands of new commuters onto the system in the coming years.
The alleged owner of a chain of medical marijuana clinics is facing criminal charges again after KPIX5 first reported on the case last year.
It's been a bumpy ride over the Bayshore freeway these past few days, especially on the stretch from San Francisco International Airport into the city, and El Niño storms are to blame.
