For chef Brian Lockwood, working in a Michelin-star kitchen is a song and dance that requires skill, experience and, eventually, simple “muscle memory.” But every performance takes choreography and time …
Hundreds of Black sailors charged with mutiny and disobeying wartime orders in the wake of a deadly explosion at Contra Costa County’s Port Chicago in 1944 have been fully exonerated, …
After halting Oakland’s plan to clear a small homeless camp near the Bay Bridge last week, a federal judge has decided the city can move forward with the sweep starting …
Officials in Santa Clara County are investigating 19 deaths to determine whether those deaths were heat-related, after a record-breaking heat wave baked much of the Bay Area in the days …
A Black former worker for an airport-services firm at San Francisco International Airport claims in a lawsuit that a company locker had a sticker on it showing Adolf Hitler and …
The Bay Area is receiving $14.3 million from the state to help homeless families with children and unhoused young adults find lasting homes. The awards are part of the latest …
OAKLAND — A Pleasanton man was ordered Tuesday to spend at least 15 years — and potentially the rest of his life — in prison for a killing that one …
Martha Boesing was 28 when she crossed state lines to get a “back-alley” illegal abortion. It was nearly 10 years before the U.S. Supreme Court recognized the right to abortion …
As Alec Baldwin faces trial in New Mexico next month in the October 2021 shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, he’s also dealing with the reality that he’s facing serious …
Amid community resistance to the unlicensed Rainbow Family gathering near Susanville, the U.S. Forest Service issued an order barring anyone from entering an area that includes the group’s campsite. The …