An Inspector General report found 93 percent of anchor bolts were tossed as scrap, adding over $2 million to the seismic retrofit's cost.

Rodney Blach, who bombed Fremont officials in 1998, gets another parole shot despite an unaddressed delusional disorder diagnosis.

A boat crew spotted the remains near rocks below a Marin Headlands cliff Wednesday morning. Investigators say they still don't know how or when the man fell.

Forum Mobility is racing to plug hundreds of electric semis into new Tesla-powered charging depots from Long Beach to Oakland.

The Cupertino location served its last meal after 10 years, but the hummus is headed to grocery shelves pending FDA approval.

The Applied Materials spinout will use the federal grant to help fund a $100 million facility making ultra-thin lithium films for next-gen batteries.

The first San Francisco Brazilian Film Festival opens next week at the historic Vogue Theatre with 16 films, tickets running $20 per program.

The two-building complex near Colma Creek will set aside 60 units as deed-restricted affordable housing.

Sandra Shelby was last seen near Modern Ice Drive and Berryessa Road wearing a white shirt and black pants.

Federal officials say San Jose's carry permit fee dwarfs San Francisco's $288 charge and violates the Second Amendment.

Registration for the beachside poodle parade caps at 500 dogs, and organizers say 2026 marks the finale of the Carmel tradition.

The federal government says the famed strip club refused to schedule a pregnant employee and lost track of her accommodation requests.

A 20-minute hold shut down Casa Grande and two other Petaluma campuses after students flagged a classmate carrying a gun.