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NOAA says the U.S. winter will likely be wetter and warmer, but not necessarily snowier, due to El Niño.

Downtown San Francisco's retail recovery is set to gain another major tenant with the addition of a new Nordstrom Rack store near Union Square, set to open in fall 2027 after the 2023 Nordstrom closures.

The Trump administration has sued California to block the state from counting alleged noncitizen mail-in ballots.

Growing concerns about fire dangers linked to lockable butane torches are prompting San Francisco officials to consider banning the sale of the devices, which fire officials say have been connected to fires, injuries, and at least one death.

The exhibit features paintings and religious artifacts, including an item containing the saint's blood. Organizers say the display commemorates nearly 800 years of Franciscan history and highlights the connection between San Francisco and its namesake saint.

A man was charged with killing the mother of his children after their pretaped appearance on "The People's Court" aired, police said.

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Big Bear's beloved bald eagle Jackie died from complications related to highly pathogenic avian influenza, according to necropsy results.

A cat named Turtle has been reunited with his family after being missing for 571 days and traveling across two states.

Open enrollment for Medicare plans begins Thursday, allowing people to choose between traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans until Dec. 7.

A bride-to-be is searching for a new wedding venue after learning that New York City's iconic Plaza Hotel plans to temporarily close for a major restoration project.

Archaeologists announced they have discovered the remains of the world's oldest shipwreck.

Police in a Chicago suburb say they have thwarted a potential mass shooting at a Hindu place of worship.

The Vatican said his recovery at Rome's Gemelli Hospital was expected to last about a week.

The famous Plaza Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is set to close for several years to repair and restore its historic facade.

A second victim of the September 11 attacks has been identified with breakthrough genetic genealogy, which combines DNA testing with family tree research.

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife return Thursday to a New York courtroom to face a rewritten indictment accusing them of leading a state-sponsored campaign of repression that tortured scores of victims, including three Americans.

Huey Newton's window continues efforts to preserve historic Black Panther Party sites in Oakland, where the controversial organization was founded 60 years ago.

San Jose officials are preparing for what could be a significant winter storm season associated with El Niño, using the city's Emergency Operations Center to coordinate planning, training and flood mitigation efforts. We spoke with officials on how the city is preparing.

The Hercules Police Department is advising residents to remain alert following confirmed mountain lion sightings in a neighborhood near Hercules Avenue Wednesday afternoon.

A newly obtained 911 call show the frantic response to finding Hayden Panettiere unresponsive.

The U.S. Department of Justice has threatened California with possible legal action over what it says are noncitizens believed to have received mail ballots.

It took 58 frantic hours to rescue the 18-month-old who fell into an 8-inch well in her Midland, Texas, backyard.

Dozens of students gathered outside Sonoma Valley High School to protest a school board decision that prohibits schools from flying the Pride flag, arguing that the move ignores students' voices and undermines efforts to foster an inclusive environment.

With Election Day three weeks away, California voters are already receiving ballots in the mail, and state officials are encouraging residents to cast their votes early to avoid potential delays.