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Protests by Japanese-American groups has pushed an East Coast auction house to cancel a planned sale of 450 photos and artifacts from World War II camps.
KCBS Special Report: 'The Liberator And The Liberated' - The story of two Bay Area men from very different places, thrown together by fate as World War II wound down.
The oldest living crew member of the battleship USS Arizona to have survived the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor has died in Northern California at the age of 100.
The Congressional Gold Medal is being awarded Tuesday to 1st Special Service Force— a World War II fighting group made up of 1,800 Americans and Canadian that also known as the "Devils Brigade" and were feared by the Germans. The unit's commander was San Francisco-born Robert T. Frederick.
A World War II airman whose remains were found more than 60 years after he was shot down over Germany is set to buried in Oakland.
Many know Chicago is known as "the Windy City" and Wrigley Field is one of America's oldest baseball stadiums, but there are a lot of other things about this great city that are not widely known.
Archaeologists believe some lost dinosaur bones unearthed nearly a century ago of a creature bigger than a T-Rex may have belonged to one of the weirdest creatures to ever roam the Earth.
Preview the Jolie-directed film about the late Olympian and World War II hero, here...
A 90-year-old Palo Alto army veteran will be formally recognized Wednesday evening for his bravery and service in World War II with the medals he was promised by the military, but never received.
The Santa Clara County sheriff's bomb squad disposed of three World War II-era hand grenades found in a home near San Jose Thursday afternoon, a sheriff's spokesman said.
Wayne F. Miller, who produced some of the most indelible combat images of World War II & created a ground-breaking series of portraits, has died...
KCBS Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews "Lore," a German-language film that chronicles the Post-World War II journey of a group of children...
Presidents Day is February 18. In honor of the holiday, here are ways you can get in touch with your patriotic side. Experience the glorious San Francisco Bay simultaneously with sails, kayaking, hikes, bike rides and more at these living museums and free park sites. Celebrate your freedom on the water and with some fresh air.
Major League Baseball held a ceremony before Game 2 honoring World War II-era veterans who also played in the majors as part of its Welcome Back Veterans program.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood visited the armada of decaying warships in Suisun Bay on Friday to announce the U.S. Marine Administration has already removed and recycled 36 of the fleet's original 57 vessels.
A Bay Area soldier who died during World War II will be buried near his boyhood home after his remains were discovered on a remote island in the South Pacific.
A symbol of the Bay Area's role in fighting World War II may be asked to pay rent or lose its home, if a Richmond lawmaker's proposal is approved.
A Sausalito resident replacing a mailbox post found a potentially explosive surprise on Wednesday - a World War II-era grenade buried in the front yard, police said.
The ship is scheduled to dock next month in Los Angeles, where it will become a museum.
Several Tuskegee Airmen were in San Francisco Tuesday night to attend a screening of a documentary that tells the story...
It was 70 years ago that then U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt issued the executive order that led to the internment of more than 110,000 Japanese Americans during World War II.
The history of the Tuskegee Airmen is significant and "Red Tails," Bay Area film maker George Lucas' labor of love, some 23 years in the making...
In the naval battles of the Second World War, there were many acts of heroism. But what Carl Clark did wasn't recognized until Tuesday at Moffett Field
