Study: Texting while driving more dangerous than dialing

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Police: South Bay Woman Fights Back - Bloodies Attacker

Gilroy police are searching for a man who they said attacked a woman and got away, but not before she bloodied him in the process.

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6 signs that aliens might exist

Explore the evidence - from the scientifically plausible to the incredible - suggesting that we may not be alone in the universe.

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The Wheels on the Bus Move How?

Look, mom, no hands. See how the bus of the future just might not need a driver.

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Dentist Offers Free Breast Exam With Cleaning

A San Jose dentist his behind bars for what he says was a routine medical breast exam. The San Jose Police Department arrested Dr. Benva Lazar after a woman said Lazar fondled her breasts while she was...

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Britain proposes to ban entry of 230 extremists

Britain will publicly list and ban entry of more than 200 people whose extremist views and "violent messages" are a threat to national security, the home secretary said Tuesday.

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Mexican pot cartels sully U.S. forests, parks

National forests and parks - long popular with Mexican marijuana-growing cartels - have become home to some of the most polluted pockets of wilderness in America.

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Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Santa Cruz Town's Air

It is a chemical known to cause the cancer at the heart of the Erin Brokovich story.

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Car Crash Leads To SJ Evacuation

San Jose fire and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. crews have sealed a gas line that was struck by a vehicle Sunday, prompting a temporary evacuation of a McDonald's restaurant and two nearby buildings

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Chicago outlines plan to slash warming gases

Mayor Richard M. Daley has announced a plan to dramatically slash emissions of heat-trapping gases, part of an effort to fight global warming and become one of the greenest cities in the nation.

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Heavy Ridership Forcing BART To Raise Fees

BART is becoming so popular that the transit agency is looking at charging people more to ride trains during peak commute hours.

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46 million in U.S. have drugs in drinking water

Testing has revealed that trace amounts of pharmaceuticals in drinking water supplies affect more Americans than previously thought - at least 46 million.

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OPEC decides to curb oil production

The move is a compromise meant to avoid new turmoil in oil markets while at the same time reflecting OPEC's attempts to prevent prices from falling too far.

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Ryanair blames flight route delay on Boeing strike

Ryanair said Tuesday that strike action at Boeing has forced it to delay the launch of new flight routes from Edinburgh, Scotland, by six weeks.

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Fish flies out of lake, breaks Arkansas teen's jaw

An Arkansas teenager's jaw was broken when a fish flew from the lake where he was riding in an inner tube and smacked him in the face.

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Iraq reacts sharply to U.S. spying allegations

The Iraqi government reacted sharply Friday to published allegations that the U.S. spied on Iraq's prime minister, warning that future ties with the United States could be in jeopardy if the report were true.

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