Despite the fog, skywatchers across the Bay Area did their best to get a glimpse of today's celestial event.

“We make clean food,” said owner Josh Levine, who started the chain in 2006.

Events and tips for enjoying tomorrow's celestial event safely.

Stay in the Bay, an event series that combines archival Black Panther images with housing resources, kicks off today in Hayes Valley.

The A's are considering a move to a spot near Laney College, but it's not the first time a major-league team has looked it over.

The food-and-farm collective hopes to serve more Oaklanders with a new food truck.

After crime and displacement left Yong Soo Jung without a business or a savings, neighbors came together.

The local brewers are moving into a larger space at 21st & Adeline.

A converted Dimond district fire station will be the new home of a 4,500-square-foot restaurant with an outdoor patio.

Artist Daniel Wayne Lugo has created new designs for cards used in Lotería, a Mexican game of chance.

Sideshow is serving up an array of breakfast and lunch options, from burgers and sandwiches to shawarmas and wings.

"People get into their routines and they don’t walk around and see who’s here," said Laurel Book Store owner Luan Strauss.

Each year, 220 students learn juggling, stilt-dancing and other circus arts in this after-school program.