California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced $200,000 in reward money for unsolved crimes, two of which were in the Bay Area.

The bills aim to keep production companies in the state and lure back the ones that left to go where it’s cheaper to film.

A driver being pursued by the Oakley Police Department on Tuesday ran a red light and crashed into an uninvolved vehicle, ...

James M. Betts, ’69, MD’73, a pediatric surgeon, former Olympic Team Physician and volunteer firefighter drawn to helping ...

The Bay Area and California both lost thousands of jobs in March, in fresh signs that the statewide employment picture has ...

Waymo is moving forward with plans to expand its driverless taxi service to the South Bay and Peninsula. Many Bay Area ...

"A lot of students, even though they're opposed to what's happening, they feel powerless to stop it," said SF State student ...

The Trump administration is proposing to cut roughly a third of the federal health budget -- which would mean eliminating dozens of programs and shrinking health agencies. The effects could ricochet ...

Another roadblock, Santa Clara County prosecutors say, is what they describe as the complicated process for referring a Prop ...

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife released a new plan to reduce the spread of the golden mussel, an invasive ...

Deion Sanders, Rickey Henderson and Hunter Pence have helped lift their Bay Area teams to championships after arriving via ...

Residents of Pinole, a small city in the San Francisco Bay Area, are up in arms after a video went viral showing a woman ...