The sold-out Post Malone concert at the Shoreline Amphitheatre leads to a traffic warning from Mountain View Police, as the city prepares for the influx of fans.

While the days of the once-legendary Castro Halloween block party have long passed, plans are currently in the works for a community-based event with a costume contest, film screenings at the Castro Theatre, and storefront activations. 

World-renowned historians and educators are inviting San Diego on a thrilling sailing adventure through history on the Pacific Heritage Tour in 2023.

Vallejo City moves to celebrate its own, rapper E-40 gets an honorary street naming as the council pays respect to his entertainment and philanthropic achievements.

Santa Clara Police and Levi's Stadium put a damper on fans' excitement, enforcing a no-tailgating policy for the highly anticipated Taylor Swift concert next week.

Legendary singer Tony Bennett passed away, leaving a remarkable legacy and an unbreakable bond with the city of San Francisco.

California's ambitious Creative Corps Initiative is providing artists with a $60 million budget for civic-minded projects.

Gallery owner, Shannon Collier Gwin, sentenced to 35 hours community service for spraying homeless woman in viral video incident.

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.

Oakland-based DJ Erika Kayne leaves an impressive legacy as a transcendent artist and dublab resident, while the world mourns her loss.

The San Francisco Mime Troupe's hard-hitting musical, Breakdown: A New Musical, powerfully tackles the issue of homelessness straight-on.

Last weekend and just in time for Pride, a new art installation was revealed on the windows outside the former restaurant and bar Harvey's and smoke shop Puff 'n Stuff at 18th and Castro streets.

In a joint hearing on Thursday that lasted over seven hours, the San Francisco Planning and Historic Preservation Commissions approved Another Planet Entertainment's proposed changes to the 101-year-old Castro Theatre.