A federal appeals court ruled in San Francisco Thursday that two consumer lawsuits filed over Samsung smartphones can’t be forced to go to arbitration and instead can proceed toward trials.
BART officials said the train system has recovered Thursday night from a 20-minute delay at the Fremont station because of police work.
The Planning Commission backed an exemption intended to make it easier to convert the San Francisco Armory and other historic buildings.
Sonoma County Superior Court executive officer Jose Guillen Thursday afternoon addressed the grievances aired in the media by striking court reporters, legal process clerks and courtroom clerks.
While it still might be a long-time coming, commercial crab fishermen could eventually receive federal disaster relief money for last year’s aborted season.
State officials have fined San Francisco’s Laguna Honda Hospital $100,000 for mistakes that led to the death of a wheelchair-bound patient.
Tens of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets around the Bay Area in protest of Donald Trump’s inauguration.
A northbound Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light-rail train crashed into a vehicle in Campbell Thursday afternoon.
A stretch of road in San Francisco’s Glen Park neighborhood is closed through Friday evening due to a rockslide.
Oakland police Thursday released surveillance photos of a suspect taken just after he killed a man in West Oakland in November.
The Oakland Raiders officially filed paperwork with the National Football League Thursday seeking permission to move to Las Vegas.
State Highway 160 reopened Thursday morning after fallen trees blocked the roadway Wednesday night.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced Thursday that a subsidiary of Cintas Corp. has paid $1.3 million to compensate 81 fire sprinkler testers and installers for allegedly unpaid overtime.
