The malthouse pub says it can no longer make and sell malt economically after nearly a decade at Alameda Point.

A squatter accused of stealing porch deliveries in Concord was arrested, a rare win given how few package thieves ever get caught.

Over 80 events across Oakland ask who actually benefits from tech growth, alongside a Fed governor's inflation warning.

A three-way race is shaping up in Oakland's Montclair, Dimond and Glenview area over school finances and closures.

Charles Harris vanished in Suisun Bay weeks before a scheduled federal court hearing. The FBI now suspects the Alameda County firefighter staged his death.

South Berkeley's La Peña hosts four nights of free social-justice films starting Thursday, even as the venue battles ongoing budget strain.

Foundation work is underway at 2140 University Avenue, where two lab buildings aim to keep gene-editing startups from decamping to Emeryville.

The five-day festival runs October 7-11 with 14 mixologists battling for a $5,000 prize and student designers upcycling foraged materials into couture.

Gunfire erupted on the BART-to-Antioch transfer platform in Pittsburg, wounding three.

Slashed tires and a vandalized display case have Walnut Creek's Rossmoor planning a unity symposium.

Corteva will face limits on its loyalty rebate program for a decade, with purchase thresholds capped at 50%, under a deal California joined with the FTC and other states.

TechEquity Action plans a statewide campaign spanning the Bay Area to Orange County.

An unhoused person died before dawn outside Williams Chapel Baptist Church in East Oakland, prompting the congregation to demand more resources.