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The chancellor of the University of California, Davis has resigned from the board of a for-profit college company that the Federal Trade Commission is suing for deceptive advertising.
San Jose has a new police chief following an approval by the City Council Tuesday morning.
A homeless encampment under an East Bay freeway was cleared out for the second time in two weeks Tuesday, but it didn't last long.
NBA guard Jeremy Lin wasn't feeling it one bit when Chris Rock called three Asian kids dressed in suits onstage at the Oscars and introduced them as PricewaterhuoseCoopers accountants.
Hillary Clinton is ahead in the race for the White House, and in the Bay Area, she's ahead on cardboard too.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris and attorneys general in seven other states are urging the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to restore benefits to veterans victimized by 'predatory' practices by for-profit schools.
The father of one of the victims of San Bernardino terror attack said Apple should cooperate with the FBI and unlock the gunman's iPhone. He also wants a new law that would require that kind of cooperation in the future.
California high school students caught sexting could soon be suspended, or even expelled.
Actress and Fox News personality Stacey Dash says she wants to bring a different kind of diversity to Hollywood—and that's why she participated in one of the oddest Oscar moments.
Donald Trump has been coming under fire for retweeting a quote from Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini on Twitter--and it turns out the whole thing was an elaborate setup by Gawker.
Vice-President Joe Biden showed cool, calm compassion when his speech was interrupted by a protester at the Democratic Convention in San Jose, Saturday.
Early results of exit polls taken find that Clinton won the support of 8 in 10 African-Americans.
Some might argue that Apple's allies are hypocrites when it comes to privacy.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and Jennifer Siebel Newsom announced Friday the birth of Dutch William Siebel Newsom.
Officials with the Coalition on Homelessness in San Francisco said Friday that the 150 beds at the Pier 80 shelter would not be enough to house the estimated 5,000 people who are living on the city's streets.
