Detectives believe they have have found the mother of an abandoned Sacramento girl

A day after the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office asked for the public's help in identifying a baby girl, who was brought to a local fire station, authorities said they are in contact with a mother whom they believe is the toddler's mother.

Pres. Trump takes aim at homeless crisis in San Francisco but offers no solutions

President Trump is calling out San Francisco for its homeless problem, describing the situation as "really terrible" and "inappropriate," as he suggested his administration may take action to clean up the streets.

Man throws birthday party for 3-month-old pothole: ‘I didn't sing to him'

A man from Kansas City who had been complaining about a pothole in his neighborhood for several months finally figured it wasn’t going away anytime soon, so he decided to throw it a birthday party.

Thieves hack away at jewelry cases with hammers at San Rafael store, take off in gold Mercedes

Surveillance video inside a San Rafael jewelry store shows three men in ski masks hacking away at glass cases with hammers and making off with an undisclosed amount of merchandise.

Alameda County Fair apologizes for sexually suggestive movie played at fun house

Parents left the Alameda County Fair in shock on Saturday night after their children were exposed to a sexually suggestive movie mistakenly playing at the Magical Midway fun house.

USWNT heads off to Women's World Cup semifinals after beating France 2-1

The U.S. Women's National Team defeated France 2-1 in the Women's World Cup quarterfinals and will head on to the semifinals against England.

Guadalajara digs out from more than 4 feet of hail

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- A storm dumped more than 4 feet (more than a meter) of hail on parts of the Guadalajara area, damaging hundreds of homes and burying cars up to their windows in some places, Mexican officials said Monday.%INLINE%

Woman allegedly fired flare at man, missed; started grass fire

Police have arrested a woman suspected of firing a flare from a pellet gun at a man, which then started a grass fire that burned five acres in the Fremont Hills above Niles last month. 

Freak hailstorm in Mexico buries cars, swamps streets in up to 5 feet of ice

One of Mexico's largest cities was transformed into a scene straight out of winter Sunday when a freak hailstorm dropped a deluge of ice that left streets impassable and cars buried.

Man plays saxophone for cows which become his biggest fans

An Oregon man learning to play saxophone managed to mooooove quite a crowd.  Rick Herrmann taught himself how to play the saxophone by watching videos on YouTube and wanted to test out his new skills on an audience that would appreciate it, according to his family. So, he played a few songs for cows that were in a field.

Taylor Swift writes scathing post about Scooter Braun following sale of music catalog

Taylor Swift is not staying silent over the sale of her masters to Scooter Braun. In a scathing Tumblr post Sunday, the pop superstar writes she is sad and grossed out that her music catalog now belongs to Braun whom she accuses of subjecting her to years of incessant and manipulative bullying, referencing clashes with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. "This is my worst case scenario," Swift writes.

Symbol of SF Pride installed atop Twin Peaks

Perhaps the most recognizable image of the SF Pride celebration was assembled Saturday morning. About 150 volunteers installed 'The Pink Triangle' atop San Francisco's Twin Peaks. The display features 175 bright pink tarps and includes more than 5,000 12-inch long steel spikes to hold the triangle in place.

200 dogs will be quarantined at Oakland warehouse for 4-6 weeks

Two-hundred dogs sick with canine flu are moving to an Oakland warehouse where they will be quarantined for four to six weeks, according the Oakland shelter.

Santa Clara: Luxury units under construction ruined in blaze, person of interest released

Fire officials in Santa Clara say it could be tomorrow before they’re able to dig through the ruins of a four-story townhome construction site and search for the cause of a fire.

San Francisco gets ready for 49th annual Pride Parade; Trans March kicks off weekend

San Franciscans are getting ready to show their true rainbow colors as the city gears up for the 49th annual world-famous San Francisco LGBTQ Pride Parade and Celebration, with a slew of events planned through Sunday.