Members of SVCC temple in Fremont say three people broke into their place of worship and stole cash offerings that were made to deities and for religious proceedings.

The stolen animatronic of the protagonist from the 1993 film "The Nightmare Before Christmas" is worth more than $500 and has been a holiday staple for the homeowner for years.

The government shutdown is forcing changes to San Francisco's Fleet Week. Since 2011, the event has included a large-scale earthquake drill -- bringing together military and local agencies to test disaster response. But this year, federal and military support is limited.

Doctors at the Wilson Medical Center identified the stage 1 tumor during her mammogram.

Sixty-year-old Joey Alexander was shot and killed outside of San Francisco's main library after he told a man to stop doing drugs in public with children being around.

For the first time in its 89-year history, the Walnut Festival will not be held in Walnut Creek. It had to move this year because of construction at the usual location of Heather Farm Park.

Justice Samuel Alito said the law "looks like blatant viewpoint discrimination."

Attorney General Pam Bondi is sparring with members of the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday as federal agents surge into American cities.

InPipe Energy has installed the Bay Area's smallest hydroelectric power plant in a pipeline connecting part of the East Bay water distribution system, taking the place of the normal water pressure regulator to harness the flow and produce electricity.

Directed by Elliot Kirschner, "The Last Class" documents Reich's final months in the classroom, blending lecture footage with behind-the-scenes moments and reflections on his career.