Stanford Suspends Marching Band Over Repeated Alcohol Violations
Stanford's band is fighting back against a ban by the university.
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Stanford's band is fighting back against a ban by the university.
Leaders from Silicon Valley's biggest tech-companies are meeting with President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday.
The League to Save Lake Tahoe Executive Director Darcie Goodman Collins called today's Congressional approval it a "great day for Lake Tahoe."
Oakland city leaders and Alameda County Supervisors will vote separately Tuesday over a deal to replace the aging Coliseum and keep the Raiders in town. Die hard Raider fans are being urged to show up to both.
A handful of members of the Electoral College are demanding an intelligence briefing on whether the government is investigating links between Trump's campaign and Russia.
There was a lot of buzz surrounding the state's biggest pot fair this weekend in Santa Rosa.
An animal advocacy organization is asking the San Francisco International Airport to hold the pork, after the airport announced earlier this week it had introduced a pig as part of its animal therapy program.
Tillerson's nomination as the country's top diplomat would be the Trump administration's most concrete outreach yet to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, star of the new "Celebrity Apprentice," is unfazed President-elect Trump has producer's stake in show.
Sen. Barbara Boxer, one of the bill's key authors, urged senators to vote no because of a last-minute rider that she said puts interests of big farms over the fishing industry.
Uncertainty over president-elect Trump caused a school dance troupe from Oaxaca, Mexico to cancel their planned trip to the Bay Area.
Three out of four registered California voters cast a ballot in the November election, the highest rate of participation since 2008.
After a Southern California college professor went off on President-elect Donald Trump in her class, there are now threats of expulsion and threats of legal action.
Looking to get rid of trash piling up along freeways, San Jose city leaders consider going after Caltrans to keep roadsides clean.
There's an effort underway in San Francisco to require the Chief of Police to live in the city.
