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Russian authorities have quarantined a hospital and are monitoring contacts of an employee at a plague research institute who contracted pneumonia of an “unknown” cause.

Police are investigating after a Morgan Hill man drove his wife to a hospital over the weekend and allegedly told staff there that he had killed her. Police didn't provide information about the manner of death but said it happened at a home where officers found three children.

San Francisco's Fleet Week returns Oct. 4 through 12 and will end with three days of high-flying action from the Blue Angels. Here's a look at the schedule.

Gayden's mother, who asked not to be identified, apologized to Hernandez's family and said her daughter had struggled with mental health issues for years.

The Supreme Court formally begins a new term, taking on a wave of appeals from President Trump along with major cases on guns, religious freedom, and climate change.

New Orleans Saints legend Steve Gleason is opening up about his 15-year ALS fight and how it has brought him closer to other NFL players.

A new California law allowing residents 80 and older to permanently opt out of jury duty without documentation is prompting a broader conversation about aging, public service and when people should step aside from civic responsibilities.

John Ryan, the driver in a Haverford Township, Pennsylvania crash that killed 1 and injured 8 had his license revoked for medical reasons, police said.

Kerr said the team is "reimagining" its approach on both ends of the floor. He said the Warriors are shifting toward a more modern five-out style of basketball and altering practice routines and teaching methods.

Some drivers swear that you can get more bang for your buck by buying gas at a particular time of day.

So far this year, there have only been eight named storms and zero hurricanes in the Atlantic.

One of only four places in the country to produce coins, the Mint opened in 1854 to handle the massive wealth of the California Gold Rush. It also played a pivotal role after the 1906 earthquake, helping bring the city back to life when many banks were inaccessible. Now in its third location near the Lower Haight, it no longer produces coins for circulation; instead, it creates commemorative coins...

With temperatures soaring well above average and a Heat Advisory in effect for much of the region through Thursday, San Franciscans are taking advantage of what many call the city's true summer season: October.

The Food and Drug Administration said on Friday it has found a potential source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak that was tied to lettuce over the summer.

Republican Herb Morgan is challenging Democratic State Controller Malia Cohen, who is seeking a second term overseeing an office responsible for tracking and disbursing state funds, auditing certain government spending and managing billions of dollars in unclaimed property.

A 71-year-old man was killed on Monday morning after he was thrown from his bike after hitting an off-leash dog in Central Park.

FDA issues recall for more than 122,000 cases of Gatorade.

California farmworkers employed through the federal H-2A guest worker program, along with local employees performing the same work, will see a wage increase under a new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

A 10th grader was one of the people killed after a car crashed into school bus on Monday.

A couple found dead from an apparent shooting near the University of California, Berkeley campus on Friday have been identified.

ABC News spoke with two senior U.S. officials and an Israeli source familiar with the investigation. 

A kayaker who caught a shark while fishing off California's Malibu coast was bitten twice and later hospitalized

A missing 14-year-old girl from Monterey County has been rescued by Mexican authorities, and her father was arrested, the sheriff's office said.

The FBI arrested an Irvine woman at LAX who is accused of secretly gathering photos, videos and license plate information for China.

AI whistleblowers and executives from Google, Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic are expected to appear before the New York City Council as lawmakers consider new rules aimed at regulating artificial intelligence.