Oakland port officials unanimously approved Thursday an airport name change.
President Joe Biden will be visiting the Bay Area again for two days this week, the White House said Wednesday.
Downtown San Francisco is working on its latest business boom.
Firefighters were battling a fire in Hayward late Thursday morning.
The majority of the crowd at Wednesday’s Antioch Unified School District meeting expressed frustration after the school board voted to not remove superintendent Stephanie Anello.
The Richmond City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday night to ask California to replace PG&E, which has doubled its rates since 2019, with Golden State Energy, a nonprofit public benefit utility.
Nearly 30 trees from the city will help a San Jose neighborhood.
The latest Bay Area rent numbers are in and they show a pattern on how challenging and expensive it is to make it in the region.
What started as a routine traffic stop in San Jose led to police seizing 36 guns they said should never have been on the street.
Former San Jose Mayor Tom McEnery is not the first to voice frustration over the BART expansion project. But starting with an op-ed he wrote with prominent developer Lew Wolfe, McEnery said it might be a good idea for the agency in charge to cut their losses.
On the steps of San Francisco City Hall Wednesday, a coalition of youth service organizations, immigrant support groups and LGBTQ youth support groups came together to call on the city to not cut their programs.
For over three decades, when patrons slip into North Beach’s legendary Caffe Trieste to get their espresso fix or soak in a bit of San Francisco’s funky nostalgia, it’s been barista Paul Maedje serving up their coffee.
