Taylor Swift debuts revamped ‘Eras Tour’ setlist with ‘Tortured Poets Department’ songs
Swift told her Paris crowd that they were the first to see songs from “Tortured Poets” performed. She jokingly called the album “Female Rage: The Musical.”
Man shot in Oakland’s Adams Point area
Authorities said the man was walking with some friends when he got into an argument with another man who ended up shooting him in the upper torso. No one else was injured.
Friday preps spotlight: Football recruiting expert has eye on Bay Area talent
De La Salle's Matthew Johnson, Clayton Valley's Tony Keck among players on radar. Christopher baseball assistant reaches milestone. Bellarmine football player transferring to Branham. Granada basketball standout headed to Chico State.
Disneyland gives Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln a $5 million makeover
The Anaheim theme park replaces show elements, lighting, audio and show systems on classic attraction from the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair.
Man charged in Walnut Creek rifle-butt assault case
The 28-year-old suspect was arrested in Las Vegas last month and extradited to Contra Costa County.
‘Den of vampiric fat cats’ could cost one California city millions in lawsuit
A family's battle to reopen its Anaheim business and the legal action that alleges wrongdoing by former city power brokers.
Closure of Dublin woman’s prison was poorly planned, judge says in ordering further monitoring
The plan to close a troubled FCI Dublin where female inmates suffered sexual abuse by guards was “ill-conceived,” a judge said while ordering close monitoring and care of the incarcerated women who were moved to other federal facilities across the country.
The next union organizing wave is at Apple
Apple faces plenty of challenges this year including regulatory scrutiny in Washington, sluggish sales in China and a competitive landscape in AI. Now, its leaders also have to contend with labor unrest.