Dear Abby: I’m 18, and my dad says I’m partly to blame for the divorce
According to him, I shouldn't have supported her lifestyle changes. Was I wrong?
Single-family residence in San Jose sells for $2.1 million
A 1,897-square-foot house built in 1965 has changed hands. The property located in the 1500 block of Montalban Drive in San Jose was sold on April 16, 2024, for $2,100,000, or $1,107 per square foot.
Prep roundup: CCS volleyball title game matchups set, NCS champs crowned, CVC diver wins state championship
Bay Area prep roundup: Leigh, Bellarmine, Valley Christian advance to CCS boys volleyball championships, Bishop O'Dowd, Foothill, Northgate win NCS titles. Molly Gray wins diving title for Clayton Valley, Livermore wins EBAL softball title and more
Valley Christian baseball team holds off Serra, celebrates WCAL tournament championship
WCAL baseball tournament championship: Valley Christian rallies from early deficit, gets unexpected home run from Rocco Muccilli as Warriors celebrate tournament championship
Oakland Airport fires back and sues San Francisco over name dispute
East Bay officials have filed a lawsuit in the widening legal war over efforts to rename Oakland Airport.
East Bay man pleads guilty to tax evasion scheme
Salman Salman, a 47-year-old man from Rodeo, owned and operated three businesses. He admitted that he understated his and his wife's income and claimed false and overstated expenses to reduce his tax burden, according to prosecutors.
President Joe Biden arrives in the Bay Area on fundraising trip
The president is in the Bay Area to raise more funds for his reelection campaign, which in March set a record for the single biggest haul for a political event.
UC regents expected to hit UCLA with maximum annual subsidy — err, “contribution” for Cal
The agreement comes in the aftermath of UCLA's departure to the Big Ten and the Pac-12's collapse, which forced Cal to seek shelter in the ACC.
Senate passes bill to boost air safety, right before FAA law expires
The FAA says that if the law expires Friday, the 3,600 employees would be furloughed without a guarantee of back pay starting at midnight. The agency would also be unable to collect daily airport fees that help pay for operations, and ongoing airport improvements would come to a halt.
Battered South prepares for another round of storms
More than 100,000 homes and businesses still lacked power Thursday afternoon in several Southern states after storms the night before, according to PowerOutage.us.