San Francisco CA

It's at least the second time in three years that a party like this in the SoMa neighborhood on Pride weekend has led to buildings tagged with graffiti and damaged cars, with music being blasted until 6 a.m.

Berkeley police caught a break Monday afternoon in a robbery investigation that began last week. On Monday, the city's Flock camera system , which alerts BPD when cars linked to crimes enter the city, led investigators to a white Chevrolet Silverado on University Avenue that had been used in a recent robbery,...

Ethnic studies curriculum will look different in San Francisco high schools this fall after the district decided to abandon its controversial home-grown course in favor of an off-the-shelf package.

The three-story, 1917 Italianate mansion at 2460 Lyon St. sits on San Francisco’s famed Lyon Street steps, at the foot of Vallejo Street.

Multiple sources have confirmed Liza Johansen no longer is the Mission Station captain. The news has disappointed many in the neighborhood. Mission District loses its police captain. Again.

A federal grand jury indicted the man, a former San Francisco bank employee, with embezzling bank funds by using customers’ debit cards.

Liam O’Donoghue has seen some wild stuff in his seven years running his East Bay Yesterday tour on a fishing boat in the San Francisco Bay, like breaching whales and crashing Jet Skis. But none compared to what happened Friday afternoon as O’Donoghue was getting ready to deliver a talk on the East Bay’s mass transit...

BERKELEY, Calif. - Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed two housing bills into law, aimed at making it easier and faster to build new housing. These new laws are going to help break down one of the biggest barriers to building new housing: the California Environmental Quality Act or CEQA. When...

Hidden among Napa Valley’s rolling vineyards and sun-drenched hills, there’s a sight you absolutely don’t expect—an authentic, stone-by-stone medieval castle complete with towers, a drawbridge, and even a dungeon. No, you haven’t stumbled into Tuscany—it’s Castello di Amorosa, a real-deal Italian-style fortress that’s serving up world-class wine with a whole lot of storybook charm.

Tucked into the rocky hills of Riverside, California, there’s a place where prehistoric giants roam, sparkly geodes hide beneath your feet, and kids (and let’s be honest—grownups too) are encouraged to dig, touch, and explore. Welcome to Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center—a nature-science wonderland that feels part museum, part hiking trail, and part backyard fossil expedition.