A martial arts teacher walking his dog says he was sucker-punched, then held the man down until federal officers arrived.

The Orpheum hosts a preview of a new Wicked film-concert tour before it hits Radio City Music Hall.

Cockpit tours, formation flybys, and a shot at demystifying the city's busy little airfield await Palo Alto families this month.

The deal covers 10 unions through 2031 and seeks to avert a future contract fight.

Aleem Spencer, out on parole for a 2005 kidnapping conviction, faces attempted murder and arson charges after two Oakland shootings weeks apart.

Reports described a power outage affecting PG&E customers in San Francisco, though its scope and timing were not confirmed.

A Cupertino family trust wants to build two homes on a steep Indian Rock Avenue lot that sold for just over half a million dollars in April.

A one-weekend-only show brings neurodivergent artists to the stage.

Bonta joins a coalition of 21 attorneys general challenging federal rules that cut habitat protections for species like the Southern Resident killer whale.

Berkeley faculty tied to the Bethesda Declaration say federal grant cuts threaten academic freedom, as the campus already absorbs $50 million in losses.

Asian Box opens Sept. 19 at Town Center Corte Madera, replacing a shuttered Veggie Grill with gluten-free banh mi and boxes.

Michael Perillo was released after prosecutors admitted they couldn't prove he killed Edson Perez. The investigation into Perez's death remains open.

David Elliott, 60, was walking near the median when a car struck him. Coroner's records list no confirmed address for him.