Calif. Assembly Vote Lets Terminally Ill Patients Request Experimental, Unregulated Drugs
Terminally ill patients would be able to use experimental drugs under a bill approved by the California Assembly.
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Terminally ill patients would be able to use experimental drugs under a bill approved by the California Assembly.
A sea lion was rescued after it wandered into a bar in Newport Beach last week.
A terminally ill single mother from Southern California is fighting for the right to have a doctor provide her medication so she can end her life peacefully and painlessly.
California's State Senate Appropriations Committee has shelved a bill to give certain foster children critical help in making the transition to adulthood.
Many of the Bay Area's Tri-Valley residents can't get enough of treated sewer water used for plants, trees and lawns. It's so much that the Dublin-San Ramon Services District is having a tough time keeping up with demand.
San Jose residents face mandatory water rationing with monthly allotments and the possibility of penalties if they go over their allowed amount as soon as mid-June.
San Jose is the latest big city in the state to ban filling outdoor swimming pools, and business at hot tub stores in the city has gone cold.
A Redwood City car wash is taking water conservation during California's drought, cleaning cars with just one cup of water.
An owl rescued by California Highway Patrol officers in Santa Rosa is recovering Monday morning.
KCBS and KPIX Meteorologist Roberta Gonzales' forecast includes a slight chance of rain in the Bay Area forecast towards the end of the week.
If you drive a car through the Bay Area, chances are good that police have photos of your license plate, and data on where you've been, and that information may be available to anyone who asks for it.
California is adopting unprecedented restrictions on water use, but residents are getting mixed messages from state and local officials.
The grass is gone, plants are not getting watered and the pool water is recycled. Waterworld has gone on a water diet.
As the drought worsens, water managers are drafting new rules to mitigate the impact of pot farming with Marijuana being one of the biggest cash crops, from Santa Rosa north.
An unseasonably cold spring storm pushed south through California and Nevada on Thursday, bringing snow to Sierra Nevada peaks that have largely been free of snowpack after another dry year.
McDonald's may be developing a taste for a new ingredient as it fights to reinvent itself: Kale.
An emergency dam is being built in the Delta due to California's drought.
From north to south, it's been a shaky Wednesday for California residents thanks to a swarm of small earthquakes.
California water regulators adopted sweeping, unprecedented restrictions on how people, governments and businesses can use water amid the state's ongoing drought, hoping to push reluctant residents to deeper conservation.
Two small earthquakes rattled the Hemet area of Southern California and hundreds of people have reported feeling it.
Growers in Fresno have sawed off large portions of their trees because there's not enough water to keep the dense canopies alive, and spray painting them with a diluted latex paint that acts as a sunblock.
A drone large enough to carry tanks of fertilizers and pesticides has won rare approval from federal authorities to spray crops in the United States.
An Assembly committee has rejected making California one of more than a dozen states that allow police to conduct roadside testing for marijuana and other drugs.
If the waiting lists are any indication, charter schools are are more popular than ever before in California.
If you've been afraid of needles since you were a child then the idea of surgery is probably downright terrifying. Fortunately for Bay Area residents, many of California's best scoring hospitals for avoiding preventable medical errors among patients are right here in the Bay Area.
