The state-backed app aims eventually to cover jurisdictions with three-quarters of Californians and offers content in 135 languages.

The Bonacker takes over the old Leo's Oyster Bar spot on Sacramento Street, with Ken Fulk returning to redesign the space he built a decade ago.

Marin County officials warn San Rafael's elementary schools could lose control of their own budget within years.

San Jose gets a sunny, cooler weekend before temperatures climb into the mid-80s next week.

An October 16 auction looms over two Calistoga wine sites, but the winery says it's still crushing grapes for harvest.

Amilliyon Hackett-Addison, 18 at the time, is accused in the killing of Da'Troy Moore, whose family said around 15 shots were fired as he yelled to stop. His next court appearance is in mid-November.

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

A senior San Francisco couple who moved in back in 1990 now faces a 65.8% banked rent increase, advocates say.

Nearly 4% of San Franciscans identify as Asian and white, and Lowell High's Hapa Club shows how young people are building community around it.

Two branded trailers vanished from a Fremont warehouse overnight, then were found dumped with their sand cargo.

The Clay Street Edwardian traded after listing earlier that month as San Francisco overbids hit levels one economist calls unprecedented.

A 27-member working group backs Sí Se Puede or Las Campesinas, with a final call due next week and a $107,000 price tag for new signs.

Mt. Diablo High had just 16 healthy players left when it shut down its varsity season. Some players can now transfer to other Mt. Diablo Unified schools.