Bring your imagination and celebrate life’s great adventures with a cast of cherished fairy tale characters.

Grab your “I Heart San Francisco” sweatshirt and BART ticket, and experience the City By The Bay like a tourist.

Plan a staycation around these points of interest featured in the BARTable Summer Sweepstakes.

Why should out-of-towners have all the fun? Now through July 31st, enter to win one of five BARTable staycations in San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley.

There's just a few days left to enter to win a local getaway from BARTable.

This warm, central neighborhood is a hamlet for families and singles seeking a peaceful existence with all the amenities of urban life.

CEO and co-founder Dane Jasper thanked employees for pulling together during the North Bay fires.

Put public transit to work to knock out all your holiday shopping—and beat holiday traffic.

Instead of giving someone a sweater or some socks, offer them a unique experience instead.

Once a cow pasture, the sunny eastern neighborhood has a small-town feel and big-city views.

Eureka Valley is a haven for a wide set of San Franciscans.

City CarShare has spent the past 15 years building out the greenest car-sharing fleet in the country.

The development will create 12,000 new residential units, as well as new office and retail locations and hundreds of acres of open space.

With charming construction, picturesque views and an artsy business district,  Bernal Heights offers a village-like feel without leaving the city proper.

With one BART ride to 16th St. Mission Station, you can find everything from retro action figures to Edwardian jewelry.

We’ve partnered with BARTable to bring you a handy guide to unique shops just a quick walk from downtown stops in San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley.

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The SFS is marking the 100th anniversary of Leonard Bernstein's birth with a season-long celebration.

With dynamic dancers, vivacious vocalists and multi-media projections, 'Music for a Modern Age’ brings a modern-day concert experience to Davies Symphony Hall in June.

SHN members are treated to all seven blockbuster musicals coming to the Orpheum and Golden Gate theaters this year—plus first jump on tickets to a limited run of “The Book of Mormon.”

Sonic's CEO discusses the company's plans for bringing San Franciscans the nation's fastest internet.

All season long, the SFS will perform works penned by one of America's greatest composers.

Walk a few blocks in any direction, and you'll run into independently operated boutiques catering to "very San Francisco" desires.

Jump off BART at Downtown Berkeley Station and you're walking distance from locally designed jewelry, custom-scented skincare products and much more.

One monthly payment covers use of a car, insurance, maintenance, DMV fees, and roadside assistance.

Fernet-Branca has launched a site that explores a new world of creative experiences.

The company’s 2017-2018 season features shows currently dazzling NYC audiences—including "Waitress" and "The Color Purple"—plus a special four-week-only return of "Book of Mormon."

With one stop to Downtown Oakland, you can satisfy the needs of every character on your list.

Tell us about your favorite thing to see, taste or do in Oakland for the holidays and you could win a pair of tickets.

This is the first Bay Area locale for the "sip and paint" franchise.

Lights, camera, music! Don't miss the symphony's upcoming film series, featuring live accompaniment by the full orchestra.

Naughty and nice, with all the spice! From live acrobats to a 'Nightmare Before Christmas' screening, don't miss the symphony's upcoming holiday series.

From a 'Home Alone' screening to a drag queen-themed New Year's Eve, don't miss the symphony's upcoming holiday series.

Muni's late-night Owl buses—and nearby late-night kitchens along the way—make late-night and early-morning commutes a treat.

The team behind three thriving SF bars is getting ready to launch a cocktail-slinging rec room just blocks from 19th Street Station—and anyone can become an investor.

Need more reasons to dump Big Telecom and choose a local internet provider like Sonic?

There’s a local alternative to the Big ISPs.

The weeklong public programming aims to to explore the challenges and potential solutions for the future of the city's transit infrastructure.

More than 3,800 data breaches have occurred in the U.S., according to a new study.

For one night only, catch the San Francisco Symphony play the score from "Get Out" live while the film is projected on the big screen.

Fancy yourself a modern-day sleuth? EscapeSF can bring an exciting spy mystery directly to you — and up to 200 friends or colleagues.

Fancy yourself a modern-day sleuth? EscapeSF can bring an exciting spy mystery directly to you — and up to 200 friends or colleagues.

“Who you gonna call?” Ghostbusters at the SF Symphony!

Fancy yourself a modern-day sleuth? EscapeSF can bring an exciting spy mystery directly to you — and up to 200 friends or colleagues.

San Jose City Government bought the historic Hayes Mansion for $2.5 million in 1985. It proceeded to amass a staggering $60 million debt associated with the real estate. This year, the last of the debt will be cleared, even adding $2.3 million to San Jose's general fund.

Real estate in San Francisco and San Jose ranked as the nation's top in terms highest share of million-dollar homes, according to a new report. Roughly half of San Jose's owner-occupied, single-family properties were valued over $1 million, per LendingTree.

This Silicon Valley real estate is a modern, Japanese farmhouse-inspired palace. It is a unique piece of property in Atherton - the most coveted of locations.

An employee is taking over the Castro’s Dog Eared Books location on September 15, and the bookshop will take on the new name Fabulosa Books.

Can an affordable housing nonprofit sell off land bought with taxpayer dollars if they’re not using the land? That dispute is playing out in Diamond Heights.

An ongoing surge in Oakland crime, following the sudden dismissal of Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong, has resulted in pointed accusations from the NAACP and renewed calls for a comprehensive solution.

Detroit is facing a week of mixed precipitation, with snow and rain expected, and high winds reaching up to 50 mph. Temperatures will range from the high 30s to lows around 5 degrees.

A drowsy teen crashed into an MSP car on I-75, injuring an officer and an arrested suspect; both were saved by seat belts. The freeway was closed for investigation.

IMPD investigates a stabbing at an Indianapolis strip mall that left nine people injured, three critically. No arrests were made, police seek footage and witnesses to aid the ongoing investigation.

An 18-year-old man was hospitalized following a vehicle collision in Jamacha Lomita, after failing to stop at a sign and being hit by a Tesla. The SDPD confirms alcohol was not involved and is investigating the incident.

San Diego police apprehended a driver with narcotics after a mismatched license plate led to a chase and crash. The arrested individual had a felony warrant and a history of evasion.

Two individuals were arrested in Escondido after a traffic stop led to a chase, the discovery of a firearm and drugs, and commendation for the officers involved.

San Diego's new South County Lighthouse, a homeless shelter, offers year-round support with 162 beds, meals, and services to aid in stability and housing efforts.