Caltrain hits, kills person on tracks in Palo Alto
A Caltrain hit and killed a person on the tracks in Palo Alto on Friday morning.
New, expanded child tax credits are back — and they may actually pass Congress
Congress may be on the verge of actually doing something big: passing a bill that could lift half a million kids out of poverty by next year.
Legendary Bay Area rock act to perform at 49ers NFC championship game
Journey's performance art Sunday's game comes as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Pentagon has no policy for tracking UFO sightings, watchdog says
The Pentagon has no formal approach to report or track sightings of unidentified flying objects, an internal watchdog said.
Antioch fatal shooting victim identified
The shooting happened on Bryant Lane about 10:55 p.m. Tuesday.
Berkeley’s Jenni Olson champions gender-nonconforming heroes in new series
Writer, historian and filmmaker Jenni Olson is curating a new film series focused on gender-nonconforming subjects at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
Woman with freezer full of body parts charged, victim ID’d as sex offender: police
Heather Stines, 44, was charged with concealment of a human corpse on Thursday. Investigators identified the remains as Kawsheen Gelzer, a 40-year-old registered sex offender who was arrested for sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy in 2004, according to court documents.
Yelp reveals Top 100 (Quirky, Interesting) Places to Eat, and 5 Bay Area restaurants make the list
Crowd-sourced U.S. survey favors everyday restaurants beloved by customers
DA files formal charges against Lauren Boebert’s ex-husband in alleged family confrontations
Jayson Boebert was charged with a misdemeanor count of obstructing a police officer and two petty offenses of disorderly conduct and trespassing in a Jan. 6 incident at a restaurant in Silt in which he argued with Lauren Boebert and then refused to leave the restaurant when police arrived, court records show.
High school basketball primer: Contenders, dark horses and more as regular season enters home stretch
NCS, CCS Open and NorCal boys, girls basketball playoff possibilities and player of the year candidates.