A driver who worked as an outside contractor for the U.S. Postal Service has been arrested and charged with stealing a bag of more than $5,000 in cash collected at the Healdsburg Post Office, federal prosecutors announced on Thursday.
Hundreds of people showed up at an impeachment town hall meeting in South San Francisco Thursday to talk to Congresswoman Jackie Speier and a law professor to make sense of the drama unfolding in Washington and on their TVs.
More than 97,000 gallons of red wine spilled from a tank at a vineyard in Sonoma County and eventually leaked into the Russian River, an accident officials said could hurt water quality in the 110-mile tributary flowing into the Pacific Ocean.
Every police officer in Santa Clara County is on alert after a judge released a very dangerous person, instead of keeping him in jail awaiting trial for being a felon in possession of a loaded AR-15.
The coronavirus is causing quite a scare in China but in the Bay Area, plans are still underway for the Chinese New Year celebrations.
The Evergreen School District in San Jose is moving forward with a plan to close two elementary schools at the end of this school year, according to a district release Wednesday.
Twelve former students of a man convicted of sexually abusing them when he was their teacher at a San Francisco Bay Area school will receive a combined $10.9 million to settle a lawsuit against the school, an attorney said.
At least one person died early Thursday morning in a crash in San Mateo that closed down the roadway as well as a freeway offramp.
When a San Jose couple went on vacation, they left their two dogs with pet sitters, but when they came back a day early, they said it appeared the pet sitters kept the dogs sedated while they were gone. Fred and Lori Walters used the dog care service Rover.com, which provides independent contractors as pet sitters, to find someone...
Californians left in the dark by electric companies that shut off their power to prevent wildfires could get paid for things like lost wages or spoiled food under a bill being considered in the state Legislature.
A California judge on Wednesday set a May hearing to decide if prosecutors have enough evidence to go to trial against a man suspected of being the notorious “Golden State Killer” who eluded capture for decades.
