An armed Santa Claus joined American Canyon police as they arrested two Vallejo residents last week accused of stealing 24 Christmas trees and two crates of wreaths from a local Safeway. Related Articles Indicted Bay Area real estate mogul must …
‘Armed Santa’ joins police in Bay Area tree, wreath theft arrest Read MoreThe rebuilt Nick’s Cove boat shack glowed Wednesday under clear skies in Marshall, its reflection shimmering in the waters of Tomales Bay beneath the pier — a familiar silhouette returning nearly two years after fire destroyed the original cabin that …
Nick’s Cove boat shack reopens after destructive 2024 fire, restoring a beloved piece of Tomales Bay Read MoreOAKLAND — There are shared languages that transcend what is written down or spoken aloud. Young people seem to understand this better than most. The teenagers at a recent after-school study hour in East Oakland spoke mainly in Spanish, but …
Share the Spirit: An East Oakland teen’s grades plummeted during COVID. Then he met a soccer coach. Read MoreA judicial hearing on the terms of Ken Mattson’s bail got boisterous Wednesday in San Francisco when a U.S. District Court judge began talking about renewed jail time. The two sides were discussing the value of a house on La …
Indicted Bay Area real estate mogul must give up deed to East Bay house Read MoreFrom holiday dance performances and concerts to an amazing choir Here come the ‘Nutcrackers’ Since San Francisco Ballet is credited with being the first company to stage a full-length performance of “The Nutcracker” in the U.S. in 1944, the Bay …
Bay Area arts: 14 great shows and concerts to catch this weekend Read MoreThe Warriors’ last two games felt like a fever dream. That, or it’s been so long since they last played that the memories are getting fuzzy. Did we really see Pat Spencer turning into the second coming of Jeremy Lin? …
Kurtenbach: ‘Spencsanity’ is fun, but the next five games will tell us who the Warriors really are Read MoreMichelin, the world’s leading tire manufacturer, has its eye on local wineries. Last Tuesday, the 125-year-old French company announced the launch of the Michelin Grape, a new rating system for wineries. So what does wine have to do with tires? …
The Michelin Guide debuts new rating system for wine Read MoreEveryone loves Hanukkah — the colorful candles, the traditional songs, the gifts, and, of course, the potato latkes. Yet holiday cooking often means excess — all that frying, high carbs, and lots of sour cream. Related Articles Panforte, an Italian …
Recipes: Here’s how to create a tasty, healthier Hanukkah Read MoreLong Beach Transit has issued an apology — and promised to revamp its policies — after community members discovered recruitment advertisements for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on their buses. The city’s transportation agency, which serves more than 18 million …
California transit agency apologizes, promises to change policy after ICE recruitment ad seen on bus Read MoreNEW YORK — The “Architects of AI” were named Time magazine’s person of the year for 2025 on Thursday. The magazine cited 2025 as the year when the potential of artificial intelligence “roared into view” with no turning back. Related …
Time magazine names ‘Architects of AI’ as its person of the year for 2025 Read MoreAn armed Santa Claus joined American Canyon police as they arrested two Vallejo residents last week accused of stealing 24 Christmas trees and two crates of wreaths from a local Safeway. Related Articles Indicted Bay Area real estate mogul must …
‘Armed Santa’ joins police in Bay Area tree, wreath theft arrest Read MoreOAKLAND — There are shared languages that transcend what is written down or spoken aloud. Young people seem to understand this better than most. The teenagers at a recent after-school study hour in East Oakland spoke mainly in Spanish, but …
Share the Spirit: An East Oakland teen’s grades plummeted during COVID. Then he met a soccer coach. Read MoreOAKLAND — There are shared languages that transcend what is written down or spoken aloud. Young people seem to understand this better than most. The teenagers at a recent after-school study hour in East Oakland spoke mainly in Spanish, but …
Share the Spirit: An East Oakland teen’s grades plummeted during COVID. Then he met a soccer coach. Read MoreA judicial hearing on the terms of Ken Mattson’s bail got boisterous Wednesday in San Francisco when a U.S. District Court judge began talking about renewed jail time. The two sides were discussing the value of a house on La …
Indicted Bay Area real estate mogul must give up deed to East Bay house Read MoreFrom holiday dance performances and concerts to an amazing choir Here come the ‘Nutcrackers’ Since San Francisco Ballet is credited with being the first company to stage a full-length performance of “The Nutcracker” in the U.S. in 1944, the Bay …
Bay Area arts: 14 great shows and concerts to catch this weekend Read MoreThe Warriors’ last two games felt like a fever dream. That, or it’s been so long since they last played that the memories are getting fuzzy. Did we really see Pat Spencer turning into the second coming of Jeremy Lin? …
Kurtenbach: ‘Spencsanity’ is fun, but the next five games will tell us who the Warriors really are Read MoreMichelin, the world’s leading tire manufacturer, has its eye on local wineries. Last Tuesday, the 125-year-old French company announced the launch of the Michelin Grape, a new rating system for wineries. So what does wine have to do with tires? …
The Michelin Guide debuts new rating system for wine Read MoreEveryone loves Hanukkah — the colorful candles, the traditional songs, the gifts, and, of course, the potato latkes. Yet holiday cooking often means excess — all that frying, high carbs, and lots of sour cream. Related Articles Panforte, an Italian …
Recipes: Here’s how to create a tasty, healthier Hanukkah Read MoreLong Beach Transit has issued an apology — and promised to revamp its policies — after community members discovered recruitment advertisements for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on their buses. The city’s transportation agency, which serves more than 18 million …
California transit agency apologizes, promises to change policy after ICE recruitment ad seen on bus Read MoreBy MARY CLARE JALONICK, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate is poised on Thursday to reject legislation to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits for millions of Americans, a potentially unceremonious end to a monthslong Democratic effort to prevent …
Senate poised to reject extension of health care subsidies as costs rise for many Read More