More Oldsters Than Hipsters – Marin Has More Old People Than Any Other Bay Area County
A new study says residents in Marin County are some of the oldest in the Bay Area. In fact, almost one in five is 65 and older.
Watch CBS News
A new study says residents in Marin County are some of the oldest in the Bay Area. In fact, almost one in five is 65 and older.
Take a look at five of the best family-friendly getaways near the San Francisco Bay area.
Gov. Jerry Brown says it is not his place to chastise the Archdiocese of San Francisco for pouring water on homeless people at St. Mary's Cathedral, which KCBS first reported Wednesday. Brown is expressing concern about how intractable the city's homeless problem is.
Victims of a fire in San Francisco's Alamo Square this past January are getting help through a new effort that partners a community association with Big 5 Sporting Goods.
There's no shortage of blueberries for your morning yogurt yet, but a farm-worker strike in Mexico over wages is having a ripple effect at the San Francisco produce market.
The San Francisco metropolitan area has the highest percentage of adults who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) in the U.S., according to a new Gallup poll survey.
A 13-year-old girl trapped with her family as her second story home burned in San Francisco's Mission District earlier this month has died.
According to the public defender's office, at least 15 police officers were involved in Perkins' arrest, yet no video was preserved of the incident and no independent witness statements were taken at the scene.
The status of the event during Pride weekend was in question after the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence said they were stepping away.
Michael Robinson, who spent more than 20 years on the force, retired on Wednesday.
University of California President Janet Napolitano publicly apologized Thursday for referring to a UC student protest as 'crap' the day before.
Read on for five of the best bars in the Bay Area for fans of the San Francisco Giants and Oakland A's.
University of California President Janet Napolitano remarked to a fellow regent that they "didn't have to listen to this crap" as students protested potential tuition hikes during a meeting Wednesday in San Francisco.
Thirty years after Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead was arrested in Golden Gate Park, the mystery continues. The story involves music, drugs, and a briefcase, allegedly seized by the San Francisco police.
Picking a flavor for your free scoop may be the most difficult decision you make on Tuesday, April 14th.
You've heard the saying, 'look for the union label.' Now, there's a group of manufacturers and city leaders in the East Bay who hope to boost the local economy by putting 'Made in Oakland' on all their products.
The domestic violence scandal that rocked San Francisco politics, involving Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi and his wife Eliana Lopez, consumed both headlines and a courtroom in 2012. Now Lopez gets to share her side of the story, in the form of a play.
Nineteen taxi companies sued Uber Technologies Inc. in federal court in San Francisco Wednesday, accusing the transportation network company of false advertising when it claims it has "the safest rides on the road."
The University of California's Goldman School of Public Policy will not receive any of the money raised from last month's dinner held in San Francisco.
One of the first two restaurants is expected at Turk and Taylor streets later this year.
The child is said to have life-threatening injuries, and the mother serious injuries.
While the city attempts to create long-term homelessness solutions with job, housing and mental health resources, residents concerned about a homeless person or quality of life in their community can take several immediate and compassionate steps.
Lesbians, gays, bisexual and transgender people who have flocked to City Church of San Francisco are no longer required to practice life-long celibacy in order to become members.
State officials have stripped Blue Shield of California of its tax-exempt status, an exemption the nonprofit health insurer has held since its founding in 1939.
