The Pleasanton man accused of killing, dismembering and dumping the body of his girlfriend near an Alameda shoreline is now facing life in prison after a jury found him guilty Monday.
For decades, the video game industry has pushed the limits of technology, forging ahead into the future. But now, there’s a movement afoot to preserve old classic games for the next generation of players — and it includes a new console from Atari.
A group of strangers jumped into action Saturday at a cafe in San Francisco, stopping a would-be thief from stealing a woman’s laptop.
Stanford University saw a tense moment Sunday between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel groups as each hosted a protest side-by-side.
Popular film festival CAAMFest in San Francisco showcasing Asian American independent filmmakers wrapped up its first weekend. One of the short documentaries being shown this year is about the almost-lost story of George Lee.
On Sunday, Glide Memorial Church celebrated the life of its longtime pastor Rev. Cecil Williams, bringing together the community.
A young boy died after being found by a rescue swimmer off Bethel Island and taken to a hospital on Saturday afternoon after being reported missing, the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday.
Sunday was Mother’s Day and people around the Bay Area found ways to celebrate their moms, showing love and affection.
A fire in a facility at the Port of Oakland Sunday afternoon that sent black smoke over the San Francisco Bay was fully extinguished by 4:30 p.m., a spokesman for the fire department said.
A fire that damaged a hotel in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood, injured one person and closed nearby streets has been completely extinguished, a fire department spokesman said Sunday morning.
The Shattuck and Center entrance/exit at the downtown Berkeley BART station is closed for maintenance, the agency announced Sunday morning.
Bay Area residents called for justice for journalist Shireen Abu Akleh and condemn the deaths of journalists in Gaza
Hundreds of people across the Bay Area had their cell phones out on Saturday night. Many were ready to capture the rare colors of the Northern Lights, the beautiful result of a phenomenon known as a solar storm or the aurora borealis.
