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A study conducted between Mexico and France found that graphene oxide can enhance light-driven water disinfection. The material used in the research was supplied by Mexican company Energeia-Graphenemex. Water treatment
Read MoreA local hair salon owner is left starting over from scratch after thieves broke into her business last Thursday, spending an hour inside and making off with tens of thousands
Read MoreA political corruption scandal in the South Bay has concluded with a felony conviction. Former Santa Clara County Undersheriff Rick Sung pleaded guilty to two felony bribery charges, admitting that
Read MoreCalifornia has a new law aiming to toughen penalties for those participating in illegal sideshows. The legislation is the result of a partnership between San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie and
Read MoreKruk and Kuip plan to call their final game together on Sept. 27, but the road to get there won’t be easy. A few weeks after Mike Krukow announced that
Read MoreHome prices continue to rise across the Bay Area, even as the housing market typically begins to cool in the fall. The latest Zillow Home Value Index shows home values
Read MoreSan Francisco’s first Raising Cane’s officially opened its doors at Fisherman’s Wharf on Monday morning, drawing dozens of people hours before the restaurant opened. The first person in line arrived
Read MoreA disabled train between the Fremont and Union City stations caused delays on the Berryessa line on Saturday, according to BART. At 12:15 p.m., BART said a disabled train between
Read MoreThe FBI says the number of women who say they were tricked online by a man posing as a 49ers player has grown to 61. Investigators are working to verify
Read MoreA group of local high school students in the Bay Area is serving the planet by turning old tennis balls into useful community tools. Thousands of used tennis balls are
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