A student's letter alleging assault in campus housing has reached the Title IX office, as Napa Valley College hosts a prevention town hall.

Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco marks six decades with a Herbst Theatre show blending electronic music, modern dance and old-school footwork.

A revamped tasting room with sweeping Silicon Valley views anchors the Woodside winery's push to turn hikers and tech workers into regulars.

The teen was crossing with his brother at Regents and Kenwood when a vehicle police said appeared to be a newer-model Honda CR-V struck him and sped off.

Carmen Montano's push to raise the pantry's $1.21 monthly rent drew a council-meeting crowd and a fiery social post calling supporters haters.

Up to 1,000 strangers will link arms Wednesday over a 9,000-square-foot painted fresco near SF's MLK Memorial.

A standardized estimate for 60,000 gallons of water in 2025 put San Jose Water at $1,416, the highest in the country, excluding wastewater charges.

A welfare check on Meadow Glen Way turned into a standoff Tuesday before two children were rescued unharmed.

A couple dozen service members rode horses to the Pacific bluffs at Ocean View Stables, the only working ranch left in the SF metro area.

Sue Yeng Yan, 92, nearly lost her $281-a-month apartment of 43 years after receiving a nuisance eviction notice.

Oasis will shut its Main Street doors Oct. 15 and reopen steps away inside the historic Pleasanton Hotel, alongside sister restaurant Ruby & Roses.

Nearly 2,700 PG&E customers lost power Tuesday — the city's latest outage in a string stretching back to September.

A UCLA student and a UC Santa Cruz student from Downey, along with a Soledad teen, died when a Honda veered into oncoming traffic south of Salinas.