Explore the diverse musical lineup, returning traditions, and unique winery pairing experiences planned for the upcoming 17th edition of Festival Napa Valley, taking place from July 8-23, 2023.

NASA's VIPER lunar rover prototype excels in critical egress tests, assessing its ability to handle diverse terrains and take on the challenging lunar environment in search of water.

A federal drug-trafficking investigation led to the arrest of a Pinole man in Redwood City, resulting in the confiscation of two pounds of cocaine and a ghost gun.

A widening FBI investigation into the East Contra Costa police scandal spotlights an Oakland housing officer while also unveiling additional allegations of criminal misconduct among law enforcement personnel.

San Jose faces its 18th homicide of 2023 as police arrest a man suspected of stabbing his own mother to death in their home.

Sonoma County Sheriff's wife is charged with two felony DUI charges, along with enhancement, after her involvement in an accident in May that caused injury to a homeowner.

San Mateo businessman Nam Le pleads no contest to insurance fraud and money laundering charges in an $18 million scheme involving a security firm run by a former San Jose police officer.

San Mateo-based startup Alef Aeronautics takes a giant leap towards making flying cars a reality, receiving FAA approval for testing its unique $300,000 electric vehicle with a 110-mile range in the air.

Introducing sustainable maritime transportation in August, the Sea Change, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered passenger ferry, joins the San Francisco Bay Ferry network for a six-month pilot project.

Acclaimed artist Binta Ayofemi, who aims to transform vacant buildings in the Bay Area into centers for Black culture and art, faces accusations of owing hundreds of thousands of dollars in rent.

Dublin's Whole Foods store was evacuated on Sunday morning following a potential gas leak in one of the refrigeration units, with emergency crews swiftly brought in to ensure public safety.

As toxic algae blooms continue to shut down swimming areas in the East Bay and affect marine life along the California coastline, concerns grow over human and ecological impacts.

Thousands of Bay Area residents were left without power during a sweltering heat wave, with weather as the primary suspect for the outages. PG&E customers faced ongoing disruptions in electricity access as the region experienced soaring temperatures.