Measure AA would push Berkeley's soda tax to 2 cents an ounce on November 3, with new audit rules aimed at past grant disputes.

Four-time champ Travis Gienger planned a 30-hour drive to Half Moon Bay to challenge the squash world record.

Green wristbands, consent drills and a James Bond party — Berkeley's SlutCon has prompted debate in AI safety circles.

Sunny skies return to San Francisco, but dangerous surf and minor coastal flooding remain along the shoreline through Tuesday.

Gov. Newsom signed SB 479, letting Berkeley, Pasadena and Long Beach build coordinated outreach squads that share confidential records.

Police have made no arrests after a sidewalk confrontation near 14th Street left a woman in grave condition early Sunday.

ROV Hercules caught the pale, umbrella-shaped creature flapping its fins before fanning open eight rows of suckers.

OPD is asking the public for new leads four years after a barrage of more than 30 rounds at the King Estates campus killed David Sakurai.

Two men face up to 20 years in prison as the county launches a full audit of Event Center construction deals.

South San Jose neighbors who complained about humming, glaring data centers could soon see sound barriers and shielded lights required citywide.

PCB Technologies has agreed to acquire the more-than-20-year-old San Jose printed circuit board maker and assembly provider, which serves aerospace and defense markets.

Crews knocked down the Highland Avenue blaze in under 30 minutes, but one unit is now unlivable.

Zhe Fu says she waited an hour for a boat, then was told to jump onto a dock in rough water. She's seeking over $35,000.