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The infamous "Flintstone house" in Hillsborough has gone through some visible changes over the last year and a half and some neighbors are not happy with the new additions.
Police departments in the Bay Area announced additional patrols around mosques Friday in the wake of the deadly attacks on mosques in New Zealand.
President Trump vetoed legislation that would have blocked his declaration of a national emergency at the southern border, which he declared in order to obtain funds to build a border wall without congressional approval. It is the first veto of his presidency.
The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Authority on Friday voted unanimously on a lease deal with the Raiders for the 2019 NFL season.
Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are struggling to halt the spread of horrific footage that appears to show a massacre at a mosque in New Zealand as it was taking place.
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said Thursday that there should be a federal moratorium on executions.
At their regularly scheduled meeting Thursday morning, BART's board of directors approved a plan to spend $96.5 million to replace 41 escalators at stations along San Francisco's Market Street corridor.
America's top general said Thursday that Mountain View-based Google's work in China "is indirectly benefiting the Chinese military."
The BART Board of Directors on Thursday endorsed Senate Bill 50, a proposal in the state legislature aimed at boosting housing construction near transit.
Californians seeking to replace their current driver's licenses with federally mandated REAL IDs should expect longer wait times at Department of Motor Vehicle offices this summer.
Twenty-seven percent of residents who responded to a write-in answer on a survey said affordability, cost of living and housing was their single biggest priority for Marin County, according to the county officials.
The clock stopped ticking Wednesday for more than 730 inmates housed on San Quentin's Death Row including Scott Peterson, Richard Allen Davis and Cary Stayner after Gov. Gavin Newsom officially signed a moratorium on executions.
About 100,000 Hondurans and Nepalese have been granted the temporary right to remain in the U.S. for the time being under an agreement filed in federal court in San Francisco
It was a simple sentence posted on the door to San Quentin Prison's death chamber, but its impact sparked a debate across California and the nation.
