Santa Clara Street fills with custom cars, music and food Sunday as San Jose celebrates ending its decades-old cruising ban.

The historic Diablo mansion once linked to Shirley Temple comes with a wine cellar holding 4,000 bottles, cave storage for cases and its own pickleball court.

The tragedy hits San Francisco stages for the first time in the festival's 43-year history, set against a backdrop of Roman Empire and Egyptian settings.

Malachi Reyes-Hills, a 3-month-old infant, was reported missing with a 54-year-old man and later located safe.

Jazz Powell-Loggins says a fake Schwab security rep drained $12,145 in minutes while she juggled a call from her doctor.

Harris, who spent her childhood in Berkeley and started her career at the Alameda County DA's office, is backing Lee's reelection bid.

Officers found the victim near Paul's Liquor at Stockton and Taylor after a huge police response late Wednesday.

Petaluma police say crypto, gift card and timeshare scams hit four seniors in one day. The city's older population makes it a prime target.

An 18-year-old fled his Palm Avenue home after the accidental shooting before calling police himself near Parkside Court.

The 89-unit project at the old Hong Kong Lounge II site shows how fast San Francisco housing approvals have gotten since the Coronet's marathon fight.

Graton Station is turning a long-vacant firehouse into a cafe, bakery and food-preservation hub — funded partly by neighbors themselves.

Kelly Bishop and Scott Patterson headline a free fan festival transforming downtown Danville into the show's cozy fictional town.

A former Golden Bears pitcher says Chelsea Spencer threatened suicide and cut her playing time after she tried to end their relationship.