AB 2001 lets city attorneys tap state criminal histories in nuisance cases — but critics warn it could target sex workers and people of color.

A slow-moving grass fire burned 3 to 5 acres off Tesla Road near McLaughlin Road Thursday, just months after a fiery May blaze on the same road destroyed two barns.

Brandin Cooks and teammates frosted cakes with Big Brothers Big Sisters pairs in San Jose, with winners scoring 49ers tickets.

A visitor caught two costumed dinosaurs waiting for wedding photos at San Francisco City Hall after they seemingly got married.

A moderator docked James Gallagher for personal attacks and gave Mike McGuire bonus rebuttal time at a tense Ukiah showdown.

St. Rose Hospital staff lay down outside the Hayward facility, warning that federal cuts could force closures without Prop 40's billionaire tax.

A 45-story skyscraper with 528 rental units could replace the old Tower Car Wash near South Van Ness.

Business Insider’s headline refers to 17 tech leaders using AI agents at work; whether that changes hiring remains an open question.

ALAS cut the ribbon on a 2,900-square-foot Salinas clinic offering free therapy to Latino and farmworker families.

The Lesher Center hosts three days of unscripted comedy Oct. 16-18, with a festival co-founder saying improv applies to every part of life.

Steamer Landing Park hosts Sonoma County's only artisanal cider festival Oct. 24, with crafts, apple games and free admission for kids.

Two council members were absent as East Palo Alto fell one vote short of honoring Oct. 7 victims, reigniting a fight over an earlier antisemitism measure.

Keron Lamotte, 22, was gunned down watching a mural get painted at Plymouth and Broad. Police say the trail has gone cold.