All but one downtown business has reopened as the mountain town gets a mobile treatment plant and $17M in state aid.

A 60-year-old man was attacked from behind and cut on Sedgwick Avenue in Kingsbridge. He was taken to Saint Barnabas Hospital and is expected to recover.

The Almond Avenue lot will hold 250 truck and trailer spaces but bans overnight stays to avoid becoming a truck stop.

The catch: the statewide paid holiday requires legislative funding and a CalHR determination that sufficient funding exists; bargaining units may negotiate the holiday separately.

The Pearl District's Textile Hive anchors a monthlong fiber arts celebration, opening Thursday at Skylab Architecture with free RSVP admission.

Neri Maria Blanco-Cuevas pleaded guilty to Medicaid fraud and admitted to using an older person's personal identifying information for an unlawful purpose.

La Fetta's Beach Boy sandwich made it a Metcalf Avenue hit — now Corinth Square is getting its own location.

Senator Ron Wyden says he'll use his Senate Finance Committee clout if Tom Dundon misses the December lease deadline.

A small section of Skid Row logged 77 of these blazes, and firefighters say rubbish fires have twice shut down freeways this year.

Bisbee's mayor warns pothole repairs, library books, and pool hours could vanish if Prop. 316 locks in a 2% cap on grocery taxes.

Trish Rothgeb's Cow Hollow roaster is planning new cafes in Potrero Hill and Berkeley, plus a Dogpatch roasting facility.

James Kusuda turned a near-fatal blockage and painful statin side effects into a national bodybuilding win at age 51.

St. Louis police released photos of a suspect tied to a black Hyundai Sonata after a man was shot on McPherson.