Nearly 300 people showed up as Our Lady of Mount Carmel hosted its first Global Village, with 39 dishes and 13 countries represented; the Lashinsky family shared a Filipino spread.

City leaders debated letting food trucks use vacant lots as complaints pile up near the Martin Luther King Jr. Center.

Just 1.2% of San Francisco rentals now offer a discount, down from 13% at the start of 2025, per Apartment List.

Sip Yountville lets adults carry wine between 14 participating businesses along Washington Street, no entry fee required.

San Jose is in for a sunny weekend with highs reaching the 70s. Morning fog returns Monday, followed by late-week rain chances.

The Garcia family and Starchive are building a hub with a research library, archive and Artist-in-Residence program. No site is set yet.

San Francisco gets a sunny weekend with highs near 70, but elevated tides could flood low-lying Bay shorelines through Thursday.

Planning commissioners cleared the way for a redesign swapping a Newell Drive stretch for parkland and a separated bike path.

Stanley Wilson Jr. died 37 minutes after reaching a state hospital. A judge just rejected the county's bid to kill the case.

Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner reunite the Hulu cast for one night only, with Larry Wilmore narrating.

The Michelin-noted ramen chain finally landed at Westfield Valley Fair after a spring delay, serving the same menu that made its San Mateo shop a sensation.

Nine Long Beach artists throw open their Gladys Avenue studios Saturday, with sculptures built from discarded fishing nets and old lottery scratchers.

Debt buyers chased old second mortgages past New York's legal deadline, Attorney General Letitia James says. The deal also voids time-barred debt in foreclosure suits.