Dave Kaval outlines Oakland A’s rent-free deal to play in Sacramento
The team, set to move to Sacramento, plans to build additional seating and upgrade facilities at Sutter Health Park, home of the minor-league River Cats.
Arrest made in South San Francisco armed robbery, kidnapping
The incident happened March 15 at a business in the 100 block of Terminal Court.
PG&E CEO, other execs with utility titan, land higher compensation
PG&E handed out higher executive compensation for the utility leviathan's top boss and other key execs in 2023.
NY wants more info on Trump’s fraud case bond
State Attorney General Letitia James' office filed papers giving Trump's lawyers or the bond underwriter 10 days to "justify" the bond — essentially, to show that the company can make good on it. That could mean disclosing more about the collateral Trump provided.
Letters: Environmental concern | Community action | Bad for workers | Trump unqualified | Don’t discount fraud
East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for April 5, 2024
Half Moon Bay shooting victim, families sue mushroom farm, alleging wrongful death
The lawsuit alleges that the farm "could have prevented this tragedy," but that they "failed to adequately secure their premises against reasonably foreseeable criminal acts."
Why Jonathan Kuminga was scratched from big Warriors-Rockets matchup
Kuminga missed his fifth straight game.
Brad Pitt’s alleged physical abuse of Angelina Jolie predates infamous 2016 plane ride, new court filing says
A new court filing has been filed in connection to the ex-couple's dispute over their winery in France, but it adds new dimensions to the domestic violence allegations Jolie has made against Pitt.
Letters: Transit link | PG&E overcharging | Dangerous lanes | Attract workers | Renewables bill
Mercury News Letters to the Editor for April 5, 2024
Sports and theater: Why the unlikely teammates are suddenly trending in the Bay Area
"There are constant discussions of, ‘how do we cultivate the next generation of theater audience?’ And, ‘how do we get younger, more diverse people into the room?’ This is a good way.”