Shoplifting should bring appropriate punishment: Letter to the editor
"In the old days, a first offense was a misdemeanor, but a second offense could be charged as a felony. Seems fair."
Following rough trip, SF Giants are back home to honor Willie Mays
After a taxing trip that saw the baseball world mourn the death of Willie Mays, the Giants finally return to San Francisco
Sharks make one personnel decision, face others on draft, free agency
San Jose Sharks general manager Mike Grier faces a big week with NHL Draft, free agency looming
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will plead guilty in deal with US and return to Australia
The guilty plea, which must be approved by a judge, brings an abrupt conclusion to a criminal case of international intrigue.
Graduation rates plunge at some East Side schools
Chronic absenteeism at California high schools increased 30% in 2021-22, and now some San Jose schools have experienced big decreases in graduation rates.
Boba cafe brings Viet cuisine to Alum Rock neighborhood
Tech entrepreneur brings Vietnamese food to Alum Rock Village area.
Warriors GM: ‘Would take a lot’ to trade young players
"We really value those guys. We drafted them, we've grown them. They've played really well. We're excited about them. A scenario to move them would take a lot."
Teens lean on AI for mental health support
For many young people, AI has become an a convenient, accessible option for emotional support and counseling.
Sideshows break out across Bay Area for second weekend in a row
In the early hours of Sunday, sideshows were hosted on the Bay Bridge and in Vallejo.
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East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for June 25, 2024