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According to a report, survivors of the deadly Asiana plane crash at SFO last month will be offered compensation by the airline.
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A Monday BART strike has been averted after a judge approved Gov. Brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period.
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A dozen victims of the Asiana plane crash at SFO have filed a lawsuit against both the airline and Boeing.
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A dozen victims of the Asiana plane crash at SFO have filed a lawsuit against both the airline and Boeing.
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Tuesday marked the one-year anniversary of a controversial fire at the Chevron Refinery in Richmond.
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Tuesday marked the one-year anniversary of a fire at the Chevron Refinery in Richmond.
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The parents of a boy who was allegedly sexually abused by a former teacher in Concord have filed a massive claim.
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Chevron has agreed to pay $2M in fines and pleaded no contest to charges in connection with the Richmond refinery fire.
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Richmond police have arrested around 175 people so far at a protest outside the Chevron refinery.
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Now the Oakland Athletics have another fight on their hands about building a new ballpark in San Jose.
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Almost one year after the refinery fire that blackened skies in the East Bay, the city of Richmond has filed suit against Chevron.
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Almost one year after the refinery fire that blackened skies in the East Bay, the city of Richmond has filed suit against Chevron.
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The parents of a boy who was allegedly sexually abused by a former teacher in Concord have filed a massive claim.
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Calif. high-speed rail officials seeking to reassure the public about safety in the wake of deadly European train crashes this summer.
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ABC7 News has learned the city of Richmond will file suit against Chevron for damages related to the 2012 refinery explosion.
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ABC7 News has learned the city of Richmond will file suit against Chevron for damages related to the 2012 refinery explosion.
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Chevron has agreed to pay a $190,000 fine for air quality violations.
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A federal appeals court cleared the way for two civil rights lawsuits filed against former BART police officer Johannes Mehserle by the father of Oscar Grant.
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SF Mayor Lee and the Chinese Consul General were among those who attended a memorial service for victims of the Asiana crash.
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A judge says Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke can be questioned in a suit against the government filed by the former head of AIG.
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The former UC Davis cop who infamously doused students with pepper spray has filed a workers compensation claim.
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The former UC Davis police officer who infamously doused students with pepper spray has filed a workers compensation claim.
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Richmond city leaders have hired a law firm and plan to sue Chevron for damages resulting from the refinery fire last August.
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SF Mayor Lee and the Chinese Consul General were among those who attended a memorial service for victims of the Asiana crash.
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Electronic Arts could end up paying a former employee $11 million or more for helping create the John Madden football game franchise.
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First case is set to begin in CA to determine whether Toyota should be held liable for sudden unintended acceleraion in its cars.
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Michael Kors is suing Costco saying that it illegally used pictures of its luxury bags in its ads.
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Five players of the United Football League franchise in Sacramento are suing their owner.
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Jurors at the trial of former Goldman Sachs trader Fabrice Tourre heard him described as an architect of fraud and a scapegoat.
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The BART Board of Directors held a public meeting Thursday, the first since last week's four-day strike.
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BART trains pulling into the station were a welcome sight for many passengers Friday afternoon after a four-day worker strike.
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BART workers will return to work Friday with the hope that trains will start running again by Friday afternoon. BART and the unions have agreed to return to work and continue the collective bargaining process for the next 30 days.
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Despite the fact that BART trains are rolling again, another possible strike is still looming in the near future.
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Federal authorities have arrested a New York man they say was trying to extort money from embattled celebrity cook Paula Deen.
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BART trains pulling into the station were a welcome sight for many passengers Friday afternoon after a four-day worker strike.
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The BART strike is over, for now. Service will resume, bringing relief to commuters who have been struggling to get around all week.
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BART workers will return to work Friday with the hope that trains will start running again by Friday afternoon. BART and the unions have agreed to return to work and continue the collective bargaining process for the next 30 days.
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The strike has forced some people to alter their Fourth of July plans.
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BART and its striking unions spent much of the Fourth of July holiday in negotiations behind closed doors.
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On the fourth day of the BART labor strike, people are pleased both sides are talking again, but frustrated at the lack of an agreement.
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Negotiations between BART and union officials were set to resume Thursday as workers continued picketing across the Bay Area.
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After BART management and its two largest unions ended overnight with no deal, both sides returned to the bargaining table Wednesday afternoon. Commuters once again faced gridlock and long lines as they made their way around the bay.
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Commuters once again faced gridlock and long lines as they made their way around the bay.
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BART management and its two largest unions returned to the bargaining table Wednesday afternoon.
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Negotiations between BART management and its two largest unions ended overnight with no deal
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On Day 2 of the transit strike that has left commuters struggling to make their way around the Bay Area, BART officials have resumed negotiations with the striking unions. Both sides say they are eager to get trains running again.
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According to the Bay Area Council, the BART strike is costing at least $73 million a day in lost productivity.
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According to the Bay Area Council, the BART strike is costing at least $73 million a day in lost productivity.
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Regular casual carpoolers say there are a lot more people looking for rides.
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Tuesday, the lines for ferries were once again long, but passengers seemed prepared for the waits.
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