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One wrong click on a misleading URL has tricked travelers in California for years.

Two weeks before the start of the school year, Oakland school principals and administrators are turning up the volume on their concerns over salaries, workload, and school safety. On Tuesday, the United Administrators of Oakland Schools, the union representing principals, assistant principals, community school managers

For her 53rd birthday, Oakland resident Genie Gratto didn’t want a fancy dinner, or huge soirée. In fact, her plans were refreshingly simple. All she needed was a microphone, a plate of smoked lamb and the promise of cheesecake — three things she found at Crazy Block Cheesecakes.

Seven people were shot and one killed at the party on Saturday in Morgan Hill.

After hundreds of popups at coffee shops, bars, plant nurseries and even bus stops over the last four years, these egg sandwich specialists are getting a permanent home in Oakland.

PG&E is asking California regulators for permission to raise residential natural-gas bills so its shareholders can collect a reward for buying gas below a market benchmark. The proposal would add roughly 41 cents a month to the average residential gas bill while sending PG&E shareholders about $26.6 million. For Bay Ar

A pocket-sized Mission District restaurant that makes some of the Bay Area’s best breakfast burritos is going all-in on its most popular menu item with a new spin-off.

San Francisco dining can begin with a doorway that looks far too ordinary for what waits beyond it. Step inside, and the setting may reveal old brick walls, weathered beams, former industrial spaces, or architectural details left behind by another era. These restaurants do more than serve memorable food. They...

Anniversary turned violent: A Richmond couple celebrating their 31st wedding anniversary was shot multiple times after leaving a bank ATM. Severe injuries: The husband, Sebastian, was shot in both legs, while his wife was struck seven times. Both are recovering from extensive physical and mental trauma. No arrests made

SAN FRANCISCO — During a July 8 trial in Department 29 of the San Francisco Superior Court, jurors heard sharply conflicting accounts surrounding a former Seal Rock Inn employee accused of carrying out a fraudulent refund scheme that allegedly cost the family-owned business more than $180,000. As testimony unfolded, ju