A major stretch of 19th Avenue will shut down for 70 hours this weekend as Caltrans begins the first of three extended closures to repave one of San Francisco's busiest north-south corridors.

Millions of Capital One customers could soon see a boost to their bank accounts after a federal judge approved a $425 million lawsuit settlement following a two-year court battle.

The city of Antioch has released body camera video showing a wild police chase that began with an armed robbery and escalated when an officer was pulled into a suspect's getaway car, eventually shooting the driver.

This summer, the FDA plans to consider easing restrictions on unregulated peptide injections, but those products are already being used, raising questions about how safe they are.

More than a dozen reported tornadoes tore through part of the Central U.S. on Thursday night, including a powerful storm in northwestern Oklahoma.

"There were over 900 recorded dog bites last year alone, after 450 the year before that. That's a crazy high number," said San Francisco Supervisor Stephen Sherrill, who's making a push to get what's dubbed "dog court" back up and running.

Vrabel vowed to prioritize his family by beginning counseling this weekend and stepping away from the team for the draft's final day Saturday.

A U.S. special forces soldier involved in the military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been charged with using classified information about the mission to win more than $400,000 in an online betting market, federal officials announced Thursday.

Some of TIME's 100 most influential people walked the red carpet Thursday night in Midtown for the annual gala.

More than 50 years after the alleged abuse by former Oakland priest Stephen Kiesle, a civil jury has awarded one of his accusers $16 million.