Easement mistakes could open more than 120 acres for development.

As boy recovers from North Richmond house fire that killed his twin and burned 70 percent of his body, he walks, talks, eats and plays more like himself every day.

REP. Ellen Tauscher frequently dons a hard hat, grips a shovel and smiles as she digs up dirt to mark the beginning of construction of an important project.

WASHINGTON— President Bush and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak urged patience Saturday in nuclear talks with North Korea, arguing that recent concessions proposed by the United States could lead to tangible progress in stalled negotiations with Pyongyang.

Tentative ruling places an injunction on ordinance and says environmental impact needs closer study.

n Nearly 1,800 pairs of shoes on steps of Oakland City Hall highlight unsolved cases in city

Amid signs of an impending recession, Bay Area companies continued to grow at a modest pace in 2007. Chron 200.

Cuts may not be enough to ease the state's deficit. Lawmakers say higher taxes or fees could be in our future.

Top Picks Can Break The Bank

Teams like the Raiders and 49ers are faced with paying top dollar for unproven players. NFL Draft Preview.

As Indian councils define who has a right to benefits, frustrated outcasts have little legal recourse in quest for share of casino cash.

After a visit to ground zero, Pope Benedict XVI delivers mass to tens of thousands of people in the storied ballpark.

Move over, Gen-X. The 20-somethings have reshaped conventional politics in the current race for the White House.