Smartphone makers may be forced to put a ‘kill switch’ into production by January 2015.
Jobless rates in the South Bay and San Francisco are at their lowest in five years.
California's drought is leaving cattle ranchers and salmon populations high and dry.
Security cameras owned by private citizens would feed into a police database in San Jose.
A serial arsonist is suspected of setting off 13 fires in and around the downtown area.
The H1N1 virus has killed 18 people in the Bay Area and sickened countless more.
While the East Coast gets slammed with an arctic blast, the West is bone dry.
The state Department of Toxic Substances Control has come under heavy fire this winter.
Hospitalization rates for COPD are six times higher in the Mission than in the Outer Mission.
Marcus ‘the Magnificent’ Malone was discovered digging through a dumpster.
A federal suit filed in San Francisco charges Eureka school officials with racial and sexual harassment.
Senator Mark Leno is proposing a law to require a mandatory “kill switch" on smartphones.
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