TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's gothic thriller runs through Nov. 1, with an illusion designer who once vanished the Statue of Liberty.

The Palo Alto startup plans to grow customer pilot deployments from two to 20 as it expands beyond thermal simulation.

About 70 Hospice East Bay workers walked out for a week, warning that planned layoffs would leave just two counselors for 1,200 patients.

San Francisco’s mild Friday gives way to a cooler weekend. A Coastal Flood Advisory warns of possible flooding in low-lying areas.

Badal Dholaria's plea spares a trial in the death of Castro Valley's Alix Sparks, 41. Sentencing looms in Martinez.

Nearly half of Oakland's pipes need work, and officials warn a historic El Niño could expose the gaps.

SFUSD says it banned willful-defiance suspensions in 2014, but one school logged 3,639 office referrals in a year.

Silvestre Rodriguez feared eviction after 30 years. Instead, MEDA bought his building and brought his rent back with him.

The San Francisco firm pays homeowners and businesses to shift power use so data centers can skip the grid queue.

The new aluminum tablets run Android with full Google Play access — and cost way more than the old Fire line.

A neighbor found the Spanish tourists' passports on the ground and begged the injured woman to stay awake until help arrived.

H&J's on San Pablo Avenue honors four Tran siblings' names in its scrambles, from Jessica's to Jeffrey's Favorite.

The 1,039-bed high-rise near SJSU sold for roughly $787,500 per room, more than double the South Bay average.