Taco Bell to remove 9 items from menu, including Fiery Doritos Locos Taco, XXL Grilled Stuft Burrito
Come Sept. 12, Taco Bell will be removing nine popular items from its menu to make way for new ones in the future.
Come Sept. 12, Taco Bell will be removing nine popular items from its menu to make way for new ones in the future.
BART buskers hosting 'in-solidarity' show at Fruitvale station to counter anti-panhandling proposal
Tone Oliver, an El Sobrante rapper and full-time public transit busker, is hosting an “in solidarity” show at the Fruitvale station Friday evening, in the hopes of showing the community what BART performers do as he and his peers confront what he calls an “active attack” on artist livelihoods.
Tone Oliver, an El Sobrante rapper and full-time public transit busker, is hosting an “in solidarity” show at the Fruitvale station Friday evening, in the hopes of showing the community what BART performers do as he and his peers confront what he calls an “active attack” on artist livelihoods.
‘Back to school' advice from Iowa senior citizens goes viral
Fueled by the excitement of a new school year, social media feeds can lately be found flooded with “back to school” photos shared by proud parents.
Fueled by the excitement of a new school year, social media feeds can lately be found flooded with “back to school” photos shared by proud parents.
Ex-Secret Service dog credited with saving Obama from White House intruder to receive British award
A dog who is credited with saving former President Barack Obama from an intruder at the White House will be honored for his heroism.
A dog who is credited with saving former President Barack Obama from an intruder at the White House will be honored for his heroism.
Student, 14, threatens to 'shoot up' Gunn High School on Palo Alto police Instagram account
Palo Alto police took a 14-year-old Gunn High School student into custody for a mental health evaluation after officers say they wrote that they wanted to "shoot up" the high school on the department's Instagram page.
Palo Alto police took a 14-year-old Gunn High School student into custody for a mental health evaluation after officers say they wrote that they wanted to "shoot up" the high school on the department's Instagram page.
Holocaust survivor could benefit from proposed tenant protections
The city of Alameda is considering strengthening protections for renters.
The city of Alameda is considering strengthening protections for renters.
2 of 3 stolen puppies from dog rescue recovered, arrests made; pitbull outstanding
Family Dog Rescue in San Francisco says the two huskies who were stolen from their shelter were recovered in Hayward just before 11 p.m. on Thursday.
Family Dog Rescue in San Francisco says the two huskies who were stolen from their shelter were recovered in Hayward just before 11 p.m. on Thursday.
'A big deal': Florida braces for Hurricane Dorian
Florida residents picked the shelves clean of bottled water and lined up at gas stations Thursday as an increasingly menacing-looking Hurricane Dorian threatened to broadside the state over Labor Day weekend.
Florida residents picked the shelves clean of bottled water and lined up at gas stations Thursday as an increasingly menacing-looking Hurricane Dorian threatened to broadside the state over Labor Day weekend.
North Bay's Jonny Moseley named finalist for U.S. Olympic, Paralympic Hall of Fame class
The Bay Area's own, gold medal skier Jonny Moseley, has been nominated into the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame.
The Bay Area's own, gold medal skier Jonny Moseley, has been nominated into the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame.
Police officer records video of herself trolling scam caller who threatened arrest within 45 minutes
A scam caller who warned a police officer that she would be arrested within 45 minutes if she didn’t hand over personal information found out only one thing — how easily he himself could be duped.
A scam caller who warned a police officer that she would be arrested within 45 minutes if she didn’t hand over personal information found out only one thing — how easily he himself could be duped.
Oakland school offers students credit for volunteer work in community
Students at Oakland's Emiliano Zapata Street Academy had a back-to-school night that is very different from other schools in the Bay Area.
Students at Oakland's Emiliano Zapata Street Academy had a back-to-school night that is very different from other schools in the Bay Area.
Recall: More than 26,000 glass cooktops recalled over risk of spontaneously switching on
More than 26,000 glass cooktops with touch controls were recalled on Wednesday over a risk of spontaneously switching on, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
More than 26,000 glass cooktops with touch controls were recalled on Wednesday over a risk of spontaneously switching on, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Richmond community mourns brother, 10, and sister, 13, who died in crash
A remembrance was held in Richmond Wednesday evening for two siblings killed in a car crash over the weekend.
A remembrance was held in Richmond Wednesday evening for two siblings killed in a car crash over the weekend.
Man played the same lottery numbers for nearly 30 years, finally wins $60 million
A man from Canada waited 10 months to come forward and claim his $60 million lottery winnings from numbers he had been using for nearly 30 years.
A man from Canada waited 10 months to come forward and claim his $60 million lottery winnings from numbers he had been using for nearly 30 years.
The devastating differences between hurricane categories 1 through 5
Hurricanes are scary and can be life-threatening at any stage, but there are important distinctions between categories 1 through 5 in terms of how much of a potential punch a storm can pack.
Hurricanes are scary and can be life-threatening at any stage, but there are important distinctions between categories 1 through 5 in terms of how much of a potential punch a storm can pack.
‘She came alive': Dog saved hours before euthanasia finds home at senior living center
A dog that was hours away from being euthanized was saved and is now spending the rest of her days at a senior living community in Maryland keeping the residents company.
A dog that was hours away from being euthanized was saved and is now spending the rest of her days at a senior living community in Maryland keeping the residents company.
Fireflies light up in unison at Grandfather Mountain, NC State scientist finds
A new species of firefly has been discovered at Grandfather Mountain, and they do something very different from others: They light up the sky by flashing in unison.
A new species of firefly has been discovered at Grandfather Mountain, and they do something very different from others: They light up the sky by flashing in unison.
Trump coming to San Francisco Bay Area for fundraiser, lunch tickets cost up to $100,000 per couple
President Donald Trump is heading to California for a pair of fundraisers next month.
President Donald Trump is heading to California for a pair of fundraisers next month.
Retired Bay Area police chief's estranged son charged in Uptown Oakland murder
The son of a retired Bay Area police chief, who was already on probation for the attack of an elderly Sikh man, has been arrested and was charged on Wednesday for murder.
The son of a retired Bay Area police chief, who was already on probation for the attack of an elderly Sikh man, has been arrested and was charged on Wednesday for murder.
San Jose residents fed up with cows, bulls making nightly visits
Residents in one San Jose neighborhood have been dealing with an unusual animal invasion. Cows and bulls have been coming to graze on their lawns and wander their streets. They say they've been calling animal services, city officials and even police, trying to get help. But now a group of ranchers is finally taking action.
Residents in one San Jose neighborhood have been dealing with an unusual animal invasion. Cows and bulls have been coming to graze on their lawns and wander their streets. They say they've been calling animal services, city officials and even police, trying to get help. But now a group of ranchers is finally taking action.