The council's 4-1 vote adds workforce housing exceptions downtown, but a disputed church-owned lot remains on the books for now.

The Great American Music Hall hosts a five-act lineup spanning blues, jazz and hip-hop for the School of the Getdown's fifth annual festival.

Alex Goodwin Jr. was gunned down outside his grandmother's South Berkeley home. A decade later, a $50,000 reward still hasn't cracked the case.

The updated Good Neighbor Policy folds separate department rules into one standard covering shelters, drop-in centers, and supportive housing.

Andy Mariani, 80, says climate change and vanishing farmland have made his Morgan Hill orchard unsustainable — 376 homes could take its place.

Kristi Yamaguchi and celebrity chef Kathy Fang joined the invite-only ride, where guests monogrammed their own Veronica Beard denim.

Stanford has reported over $418 million from countries like China and Russia since 1986, federal data show, as DOJ scrutiny ramps up.

A federal voucher snag at Stardust Gardens threatens to freeze hundreds of market-rate homes and $20 million in shared infrastructure at Alameda Point.

The 32-room spa closed Sunday after opening in 2001, but the resort's pools, tennis and pickleball courts stay open.

Two Taiwan-based artists dangled off an 11-story Vallejo Street co-op to paint three-story letters. Residents can't decide if it's vandalism or art.

Angili Cortez SantaCruz vanished near North Capitol Avenue late Monday night, wearing a black Raiders jacket.

Regulators still don't have a shutdown date for the mountaintop dump, even after a $6.6 million pollution settlement and years of fires.

Neighbors warned fire trucks could get stuck in traffic, but the council approved the project unanimously anyway.