Courtesy Bungalows Key Largo In a region dominated by family-oriented resorts and cookie-cutter marinas, Bungalows Key Largo takes luxury hospitality to a whole new level. Established a few years ago along an unspoiled stretch of Florida coastline, the adults-only enclave …
This Key Largo Resort Is A Luxe Getaway That Celebrates Ernest Hemingway Read MoreA minke whale that had been swimming in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor for most of the past week was found dead Sunday morning, April 6. Officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are examining the whale’s body for any …
‘Bob the Minke Whale’ found dead after week in California harbor Read MoreA roll of the dice decides who lives and who dies, who becomes endowed with superpowers and who loses all hope in Synergy’s “Improvised Dungeons & Dragons,” playing through Sunday at Walnut Creek’s Lesher Center. The dice in this case …
Curtain Calls: Roll the dice with ‘Improvised Dungeons & Dragons’ in Walnut Creek Read MoreBy Stephanie Elam, CNN Los Angeles — Along some 70 miles of Southern California coastline, usually curious and playful sea lions are attacking humans in the water. The animals are being poisoned by the ocean they live in, experts say, …
Why are sea lions attacking people in the waters off California’s coast? Read MoreThe reliability of Caltrain’s new electric trains is drawing Bay Area commuters back to a service they dropped in droves during the pandemic. Ruchi Malik was among the passengers who reduced trips on Caltrain between her home in San Mateo …
Caltrain ridership gets big uptick since electric trains introduced Read MoreOAKLAND — A big hotel in downtown Oakland has been seized by the property’s lender because of a delinquent loan, a deal that offers fresh evidence of the feeble state of hotels in the Bay Area. The hotel that was …
Big East Bay hotel is taken back by lender due to delinquent loan Read MoreBy Alexandra Skores and Marnie Hunter | CNN New Jersey woman Lauren Mills is one of many Americans scrambling to get an updated driver’s license over the next 30 days to make sure she’s still able to fly domestically after …
The REAL ID deadline is looming and many travelers are scrambling and confused. Here’s what we know Read MoreLast year was the hottest yet recorded around the world, and in Santa Clara County 38 deaths were determined to be heat-related, after several heat waves brought daily high temperatures in San Jose above 100° in July, and again in …
As temperature records shattered, Santa Clara County saw huge increase in heat deaths last year Read MoreIf any place in the U.S. embodies the convergence of science fiction and reality, it’s Silicon Valley. Alef Aeronautics is one of several Bay Area companies competing to combine the two in the automotive market with flying vehicles. In February, …
Silicon Valley’s flying car ambitions take off, but can they solve Bay Area transit woes? Read MoreBy Terry Hacienda, The Fresh Toast Tariffs are the word of the day – but marijuana consumers need to be ready to see a change also. From apples to automobiles, hundreds of industries are trying to figure out the new …
Cannabis Consumers Are Being Hit By The Tariffs Read MoreThe Warriors lost to the Houston Rockets on Sunday night, ending the Dubs’ incendiary five-game run through Western Conference competition. But the Rockets, who turned in a virtuosic defense performance worthy of intense study, were not the real winners of …
Kurtenbach: Hate is great for the Warriors, Rockets, and NBA Read MoreThe battlelines are drawn in the crowded, high-stakes San Jose District 3 City Council special election, with business and labor interests flooding the race with donations in what could become a crucial seat for control of the dais. The ultimate winner …
San Jose special election could have major implications for city Read MoreWhen a Regional Transportation District light rail train ran off the tracks in southeast Denver last year, agency officials issued public service alerts calling it a “disabled train” and, 14 months later, still use that term to describe what happened. …
Seven RTD light rail trains derailed last year. The investigations remain secret. Read MoreEditor’s note: This is part of The Know’s series, Staff Favorites. Each week, we give our opinions on the best that Colorado has to offer for dining, shopping, entertainment, outdoor activities and more. (We’ll also let you in on some hidden …
This cult-favorite smashburger — from a food truck on a Denver bar patio — really is worth the hype Read MoreIn October, amid a record-breaking wave of eviction filings, the Colorado Supreme Court handed down a seismic decision: Tenants facing eviction have a right to contest their displacement in front of a jury. The opinion — sparked by a lawsuit …
Tenants facing eviction could get jury trial under bill before Colorado legislature Read MoreCameras at about 70 intersections across Denver snapped millions of photos of cars’ license plates and flagged suspected stolen vehicles to police in 2024. The eight-month pilot program resulted in law enforcement recovering about 170 cars and arresting nearly 300 people. …
There are 111 cameras snapping photos of license plates in Denver. City Council is deciding whether to keep them. Read MoreColorado’s food banks and pantries are reeling from a recent wave of funding cuts by President Donald Trump’s administration and are uncertain how to replace millions of dollars in fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy, beans and other groceries that feed thousands …
Colorado food pantries scramble amid steep federal funding cuts Read MoreThe non-profit Colorado Fourteeners Initiative will use $250,000 in state funding this summer to hire seasonal work crews for trail maintenance on a dozen fourteeners, part of its annual trail work largely funded by the state’s recreational trails program. The …
As federal government becomes “more unpredictable,” hikers may look to the state to maintain trails Read MoreA Gambian man accused of torturing people during a dictatorship in the West African country will stand trial in Denver this week in a first-of-its-kind case in the United States. Michael Correa, 45, will become the first non-U.S.-citizen to stand …
Groundbreaking international torture trial to start in Denver this week Read MoreDenver’s art scene is always in flux. Galleries come and go. New artists emerge, while familiar ones exit the city. For local art fans, making the most of what is out there means locating where the energy is at any …
Where to see art in Denver now: The 2025 edition Read More