‘Despicable Me 4’ review: Series’ latest has enough laughs, too many characters
Juggernaut franchise eschews rich storytelling in favor of bang-for-your-bucks Minions mayhem (and we kinda get it).
Closing of rural hospitals leaves towns with unhealthy real estate
Since 2010, 149 rural hospitals in the United States have either closed or stopped providing in-patient care.
Eddie Murphy reprises famous role in ‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’
After 30 years, actor/comedian Eddie Murphy is reprising his most famous role — Detective Axel Foley of the Detroit Police Department — in “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F,” debuting Wednesday on Netflix.
Bay Area receives $14 million in state grants to combat youth homelessness
Cities and counties across the region were awarded the money.
Bay Area Arts: 6 shows and concerts to catch this weekend
From San Francisco Mime Troupe to the son of a Bay Area folk icon, there is a lot to see and hear in the Bay Area this weekend.
Too much screen time harms children, experts agree. So why do parents ignore them?
Every few months it seems, a distressing study comes out linking screen time with a growing list of concerns for young children: Obesity. Behavioral problems. Sleep issues. Speech and developmental delays.
Rewards, points, miles: A primer on travel credit cards
Becoming a savvy travel rewards credit card holder can help offset travel costs and enhance your overall travel experience.
Sunol school board recall: Early election results favor ousting two trustees
A ban on Pride flags approved last fall sparked the push to recall trustees Ryan Jergensen and Linda Hurley.
Free fun: Oakland film series serves up a comedy classic
Oakland's Jack London Square will have an open-air screening of “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” on July 6, as part of the city's Waterfront Flicks series.
Bay Area tech layoff totals jump to worst pace in more than a year
Bay Area tech layoffs jumped during the last three months.