BART closes Richmond-Millbrae line for repairs, warns of weather-related delays
Free shuttle to SFO will operate this holiday weekend
Saving democracy is central to Biden’s campaign messaging. Will it resonate with swing state voters?
As President Joe Biden campaigns for reelection, he's warning that Donald Trump will be a grave threat to American democracy if he's in the White House. That message is a key part of Biden's strategy. But interviews with the kinds of voters Biden will need to win swing state Pennsylvania again suggest that message isn't resonating.
Where is Alyssa Nakken, and when will the trailblazing coach rejoin SF Giants’ staff?
Nakken, 33, gave birth on January 21 and isn't expected to spend much time with the team in spring training, but that hasn't prevented the trailblazing assistant coach from making contributions.
Mailbag: Pac-12 presidents’ double fail, Kliavkoff vs. Yormark, Cal and Stanford vs. the ACC’s future, bowl bids, NIL and more
What if the university presidents had hired Brett Yormark, not George Kliavkoff, in the spring of 2021?
Can a new number, new facial hair and new nickname give Casey Schmitt a fresh start in 2024?
The SF Giants' slick-fielding infield prospect is hoping for a better sophomore season than his up-and-down rookie campaign.
Are California pay raises keeping pace with inflation?
Inflation rates and paychecks don't sway in uniform patterns.
Colorful light installation aims to brighten downtown San Jose’s future
"Dream Club Lab" brings activity to a vacant storefront as part of a new downtown lighting initiative.
NCS basketball playoffs 2024: Friday’s top storylines, surprises, game recaps
NCS basketball playoffs 2024: Dougherty Valley is peaking at the right time, Salesian girls roll, Piedmont scorer reaches milestone
CCS basketball playoffs 2024: Friday’s top storylines, surprises, game recaps
CCS basketball playoffs 2024: Riordan wins on the road, Mitty girls rout again, Cupertino boys stay solid in the postseason
Native Americans hope new laws push Bay Area museums and universities to return ancestral remains
UC Berkeley and other Bay Area institutions are finally complying with a 34-year-old law designed to address more than a century of Native American grave looting which put the skeletal remains and cultural artifacts of tribal ancestors on public display.