The payout settles a case Oakland called one of its biggest wage-theft fights in recent history. Final City Council sign-off is still pending.

A person was pronounced dead before crews arrived near Alma Street and Sherwood Way, the Menlo Park Fire Protection District says.

Officers found no immediate threat at the Jackson Street school, but police say other campuses got similar warnings within the past week.

PG&E says power may not return until 6:45 p.m., and police want drivers treating dark signals as four-way stops.

Conductor Jason Seber makes his symphony debut leading Hans Zimmer's score to The Ring, with tickets starting at $69.

SF Tsunami says six or seven swimmers now cram into lanes built for four, while the Merionettes fled to Burlingame.

A mother's TikTok video warns Oaklanders after two stroller-bound children were targeted near Grand Avenue on Monday.

The Palo Alto landmark pairs On the Waterfront with North by Northwest across two weekends, beginning ten days after Saint's death at 102.

DuVernay's “14th” opens SFFILM's Doc Stories Nov. 5 at the Vogue Theatre, with tickets for the public going on sale Friday.

The One Front Street software firm's new Italian owner is parting ways with a large portion of its roughly 800 workers.

License plate readers and a photo lineup helped tie a 17-year-old to the armed robbery, police say.

Santa Rosa police say Ana Taylor challenged and followed a woman walking her dog on Slater Street. An officer later saw a woman matching a security photo.

Nine bands, three stages, one historic hall in downtown Napa — and admission costs less than a coffee.