Victim snaps photo of vehicle after San Mateo hit-and-run collision, leading to suspect’s arrest
A man was arrested after hitting two pedestrians who were walking in a San Mateo crosswalk and fleeing the scene, police said.
Hotline mailbag: UCLA as realignment case study, media options for the ‘Pac-14,’ the expansion whiff, latest on the lawsuit and more
The Bruins are a mediocre program with financial issues, just as Maryland was a decade ago when it joined the Big Ten.
Food sovereignty movement sprouts as bison return to indigenous communities
Many reservations are food deserts where prices are high and processed food is often easier to come by than fresh food.
San Mateo County: Man assaults sheriff’s deputy at end of crime spree, authorities say
A man allegedly attacked a sheriff's deputy at the tail end of a crime spree in San Mateo County on Thursday, according to authorities.
From flush to faucet: More places look to turn sewage into tap water
The idea is still new in many parts of the country. And officials face some pushback from skeptics concerned about the high costs of advanced purification systems and from a public not used to the idea of drinking what was once their own waste.
Biology, anatomy, and finance? More med students want business degrees too
Just over 60% of medical schools now offer dual MD-MBA programs, more than twice the number two decades ago, a recent study shows.
Bay Area restaurant news: Boba and chicken spot debuts in East Bay
Boba Birds is still in its soft opening phase, but is already drawing customers from as far away as San Jose for its chicken wings and boba, says owner Daniel Zhang.
Health advisory goes out to Martinez residents after suspected flaring at refinery
Health officials said the strong odor may be associated with flaring at the Martinez Refining Company, which has been involved in a number of incidents over the past 13 months,
Cal football: Standout RB uses unique way to announce his return
Jaydn Ott says he is returning to the Cal Golden Bears in 2024 rather than enter the transfer portal.
Prince Harry wins court case over tabloid phone hacking
At the start of the trial, Mirror Group apologized "unreservedly" for one instance when it admitted to hiring a private investigator for a story about Harry partying at a nightclub in February 2004. Although the article, headlined "Sex on the beach with Harry," wasn't among those at issue in the trial, Mirror Group said he should be compensated 500 pounds ($637).