Before posterizing Victor Wembanyama, Trayce Jackson-Davis called his shot
"It’s going to be on his career tape for a long time.”
Ducas’ hot start powers No. 21 Saint Mary’s past Santa Clara 79-65 and into WCC title game
Alex Ducas set the tone with 18 of his 21 points in the first half, and No. 21 Saint Mary's defeated Santa Clara 79-65 to make the WCC Tournament championship game.
San Leandro police arrest man suspected of killing gas station worker
Police arrested and charged a 40-year old Stockton man in the murder of a 78-year-old Speedway worker.
Warriors hold off Spurs for 1st win of the season without Steph Curry
Before Monday, the Warriors were 0-4 without Steph Curry this year.
WCC Tournament: Heal scores 20 but cold-shooting fourth quarter costs Santa Clara women in loss to Portland
Santa Clara's hopes of advancing to the West Coast Conference tournament title game and an potential automatic bid in the NCAA Tournament we dashed by Portland on Monday in Las Vegas.
A’s spring training: Wild Boyle still gets job done in Oakland’s 6-5 win over Arizona
Hard-throwing right-hander walks five but allows just one run as he looks like Oakland's probable fifth starter to begin the season.
Palo Alto: Police say a burglar knocked a man unconscious, then stole his car
Oakland Police later found the stolen car on fire near Jack London Square.
Jill On Money: Stop the scam!
Scams have been in our vernacular for hundreds of years. From confidence ploys (Charles Ponzi and Bernie Madoff) to the modern day telemarketing and advance fee schemes, the preponderance of crooks seeking to separate you from your money is dizzying. The sheer volume and sophistication of these shady con artists has prompted the Social Security Administration (SSA) to raise public
Cyclist dies after collision with motorcycle rider in West San Jose
The fatality marks San Jose's 10th traffic death so far this year.
Despite modest progress, California still lists more than 23,000 prohibited gun owners
California is removing more guns from those prohibited by convictions, court orders or mental health issues from having them but still has a massive backlog of more than 23,000 people listed as illegally armed.