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Woman who tried to drown baby at McDonald's enters plea

A Northern California woman charged with trying to drown her baby after giving birth in a McDonald's restaurant has pleaded no contest to child endangerment
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Muir Woods to close Monday because of government shutdown

Muir Woods National Monument will close beginning on Monday due to problems with overflowing trash cans and toilets during the government shutdown
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Environmental groups sue over trapping of Humboldt martens

The Center for Biological Diversity and Cascadia Wildlands have sued the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife today for failing to ban the trapping of imperil
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US cybersecurity firm: Hackers stole EU diplomatic cables

A U.S. cybersecurity firm says that hackers have spent years eavesdropping on the diplomatic communications of European Union officials
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2018 Minnesota AP all-state football team

2018 Minnesota Associated Press all-state football team
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Billionaire builds beach access app after violating rules

A tech billionaire whose wedding violated California rules has helped create a smartphone app that shows users a map of more than 1,500 spots where people can g
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Big shareholder at Yelp wants a board reshuffle

Large shareholder at Yelp, citing missteps, wants seeks a board reshuffling
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Calif. police use Tesla system to halt sleeping man's car

The Autopilot system on a Telsa Model S may have helped the California Highway Patrol stop the car after its driver fell asleep on a freeway
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CHP may have used Tesla Autopilot to stop speeding car

The California Highway Patrol says it may have used the Autopilot system of a Tesla to stop the car after its driver fell asleep
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CHP says Tesla autopilot helped stop speeding car

The California Highway Patrol says it used the autopilot of a speeding Tesla to stop the car after its driver fell asleep behind the wheel
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Spinal-cord stimulators help some patients, injure others

Doctors and medical device manufacturers promote spinal-cord stimulators as the answer to U.S. opioid crisis. But AP investigation reveals the device is more da
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Device treating pain draws thousands of injury reports

Spinal-cord stimulators treat people suffering from chronic pain. Device makers say they're safe. But AP investigation shows they're more dangerous than patient
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Medical device that treats pain shocks, burns patients

Medical device manufacturers push product that uses electrical currents to block pain signals before they reach the brain. They say spinal-cord stimulators help
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Patients shocked, burned by device touted to treat pain

AP investigation: Medical device companies and doctors aggressively push spinal-cord stimulators as a safe antidote to the deadly opioid crisis in the U.S. and
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Spinal-cord stimulators mean big business for device makers

Spinal-cord stimulators are a fast-growing medical device. The global market has exploded from $300 million in 2001 to nearly $2 billion in 2017. The United Sta
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Patients shocked, burned by device touted to treat pain

AP investigation: Medical device companies and doctors aggressively push spinal-cord stimulators as a safe antidote to the deadly opioid crisis in the U.S. and
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