Joe Kukura

That's two newborn baby falcons just after hatching beneath their mom Annie in the Berkeley Campanile on Monday morning, and two more little hatchlings are expected to bust out of their shells in the days to come.

The pricey, $189-a-year service called Clear that lets people cruise through airport TSA lines could be banned in California, under a proposed bill from state lawmakers who thinks its unfair to people can't pay the extra 200 bucks.

A Friday night incident saw a self-driving Waymo pop into the wrong lane for a couple blocks, but it may have had good reason to do so, because it was being swarmed by electric unicycle riders.

Pleasanton Home Depot security guard Blake Mohs was shot and killed trying to thwart a shoplifting last April, and the two suspects involved have just pleaded guilty to knock a few years off their sentences.

The 955 Market Street building that was once home to Burning Man headquarters, and then a whole bunch of WeWork offices, is now empty and just sold for a measly 10% of the price it fetched in 2016.

We're getting updates from on the chaotic transfer of prisoners out of the closing FCI Dulin women's prison

A 3 am Sunday morning hit-and-run near Market and Guerrero streets has left a man in critical condition, and we now learn that man is Bob's Donuts employee Jesus Zamudio, who is reportedly still unresponsive.

Barely three years after Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison made a big stink about leaving the Bay Area for Austin, he's planning to move the company headquarters again, this time to Nashville, Tennessee.

Court hearings are underway in the case of that doctor who drove his family off a cliff in San Mateo County last year, and his attorneys argue he was mentally ill and obsessed with conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein, fentanyl, and Ukraine.

Concert and sporting event ticket prices have exploded since the Live Nation-Ticketmaster merger, but a new California bill could break up their monopoly. And the 49ers and Warriors are completely against this bill, because they benefit handsomely from that monopoly.