Husband of LA County DA pulls gun on Black Lives Matter protesters

Video has been shared of the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s husband apparently pulling a gun and threatening to shoot protesters who gathered at their home in Los Angeles on Monday.

Success story: Bald eagle released by SF Zoo 20 years ago photographed in the wild

San Francisco Zoo officials on Monday expressed excitement over a bald eagle recently spotted in the wild in Southern California, and lauded a zoo program that helped in the recovery of the once endangered bird.

Florida man sentenced to probation for taping dog's mouth shut

A Florida man convicted of taping a dog's mouth shut and leaving the animal dehydrated and malnourished was sentenced to five years of probation on Monday.

College recruiter fired after students say he lined them up by skin color, ‘nappiest hair’

A recruiter from Oklahoma Christian University was fired last week after high school students said he had them line up by the color of their skin and hair texture during a group activity.

Bill would allow Concord immigrant stay in U.S. to continue treatment for life-threatening disease

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have taken new steps in the efforts to help a disabled Concord woman, facing deportation, remain in the U.S. to continue treatment for a life-threatening condition.  

San Jose's first tiny home community for the homeless opens

It's been years in the making and now San Jose's first tiny home community officially opened on Thursday, complete with security and resident services. 

Animal center seeking home for a deaf and blind puppy and her sibling guide dog

Their names are Star and Denver. One is deaf and almost completely blind and the other is her protector and acts as his sister's guide. And animal care workers said the puppies' bond is unlike anything they've seen before.