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It’s been growing for months, now the worst measles outbreak the US has seen in decades has spread to more than 800 people in two dozen states. Here in the Bay...

Life is messy, so the only way to get it to fit into a history book is to make some edits. But a new exhibition at the Oakland Museum of California is...

How just is the criminal justice system? With U.S. crime rates continuing a decades-long decline but incarceration rates remaining at the highest level of any...

In the days following a mass ramming incident in Sunnyvale late last month police alleged that the driver was intending to strike Muslims. Then Just a few days...

When Joanne Hayes-White joined the San Francisco Fire Department in 1990 she was one of its first female recruits. She went onto to become the first woman to...

San Franciscans took time out of their busy schedules Thursday morning to observe the 113th anniversary of the city’s 1906 Earthquake, a disaster that left...