Ian Cull

The rush is on to fight so-called “deepfakes”—videos and audio altered to make a person falsely appear to say something that they did not. California has passed a ban that makes it illegal to share such videos within two months before an election.

It’s been two and a half weeks since the Gilroy Garlic Festival mass shooting that left three people dead and 13 injured, and the healing hit somewhat of a milestone Wednesday.

The stolen ashes of a 2-year-old girl were returned to her South Bay family on Sunday, the family has confirmed.

Police are investigating a heart-wrenching crime in the South Bay in which the ashes of a 2-year-old girl were stolen from a cemetery.

Sargon Isaac looks at his family with tears in his eyes during Christmas dinner when he thinks of what it took to get to this moment. At 68, the unmarried San Jose man recently discovered he’s a father and grandfather.

A valedictorian’s speech was abruptly cut off at a North Bay high school last Saturday because she veered from the school administration’s approved script.

The founder of the Me Too movement spoke at Stanford University on Tuesday night and weighed in on the effort to recall Judge Aaron Persky.

An United Airlines plane was able to land safely in Hawaii Tuesday afternoon after engine trouble over the Pacific Ocean en route its flight from San Francisco to Honolulu.

A controversy emerged at Palo Alto High School this week over the artwork of a famous alum, actor James Franco.

A report of Bay Area tech companies hiring models to act as guests at lavish holiday parties is raising concerns.

If police are meant to protect and serve, Mountain View officers took service to a whole new level on Friday.

As California’s wine country burns, smoke from the wildfires have blanketed the Bay Area, drowning out the sun and taking the air quality down to unhealthy levels.

Authorities on Wednesday raided the home of a gunman who killed three of his co-workers and then himself at a UPS facility in San Francisco earlier in the day.

Thousands of people ordered to evacuate flooding in San Jose, California, Tuesday returned home Thursday amid warnings to be careful about hygiene and handling food that may have come into contact with flood water....
About two-thirds of the 14,000 evacuees were being allowed to return home while 3,800 people remain under a mandatory evacuation order issued when a creek overflowed following...

We’re at a modernist marvel in sunny Miami. This inviting Magic City retreat overlooks Biscayne Bay and features serene views from every area. It’s a home you drift through. Indeed the entire edifice feels like it’s floating above the bay. It also incorporates the lush tropical landscape in imaginative ways that erase any distinction between inside and...

Emergency crews and a hazmat team responded to Mineta San Jose International Airport on Thursday night after three flight attendants fell ill aboard an Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle, according to airport and airline officials.

Colin Kaepernick’s decision to speak out against racial injustice and police brutality, as well as direct critical words at officers across the nation, has the Santa Clara police union saying its officers might stop working San Francisco 49ers home games.

A member of the U.S. fencing team saw his Olympic elation quickly turn to devastation when he discovered that his house in Northern California had been destroyed in the Clayton Fire.

A jury on Wednesday found former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner guilty of sexually assaulting a woman on campus.

They’re not just for tech companies anymore, nap pods have come to the campus of UC Berkeley.