How Oakland’s mayor wants to balance city’s budget without layoffs
The city's deficit -- which this year could be $177 million -- is being likened by officials to the Great Recession.
A new Walnut Creek exhibit showcases Native American voices
Native American artists share their experience in photos and a panel discussion at Walnut Creek's Lesher Center for the Arts
It may be months before Kate Middleton returns to royal duties — and only if ‘she’s fully recovered’
As the Princess of Wales undergoes treatment for cancer, friends offered some estimates on when she will return to royal duties.
San Francisco: Suspicious death investigated
The death of a person last week in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood is being investigated by the police’s homicide squad. The police were called at 9:39 p.m. on Friday, May 17, to the 200 block of Turk Street. The person, an adult, was declared dead at the scene. The San Francisco Medical Examiner deemed the
Antioch man gets more than five years in federal prison for robbing bank in 2022
Prosecutors said Brandon Elder committed the crime while on post-release community supervision for an earlier robbery.
Walmart chops 500-plus jobs at two Bay Area tech hubs as layoffs widen
Walmart has decided to slash well over 500 jobs at two of the retail behemoth's tech hubs in the Bay Area.
Stage collapse at a campaign rally in northern Mexico kills at least 9 people and injures 121
Candidate Jorge Álvarez Máynez ran toward the back of the stage to avoid the falling structure.
Larry Magid: Tech can be boring, but it’s getting interesting
AI has rekindled my curiosity and excitement
49ers ready to rely on young Ji’Ayir Brown as last line of defense
When Ji'Ayir Brown intercepted Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl, defensive assistant Daniel Bullocks felt joy and then pain.
Stanford beats UCLA to win second NCAA women’s golf title in three years
Rachel Heck delivered the final point in a 3-2 victory and the celebration was on for Stanford, the No. 1 team and the top seed going into match play.