San Francisco CA

There’s a secret hiding along the cliffs of San Diego that feels like a portal to another world. When the tide rolls out and the sun starts to dip, Sunset Cliffs Caves reveal themselves in all their rugged glory—beckoning the curious to come closer. You’ll hear the crashing Pacific, smell the salty breeze, and feel a little bit like Indiana Jones with every step you take.

If your inner child is overdue for a playdate—or your actual kids are bouncing off the walls—there’s a place in Sacramento that’s practically designed for liftoff. At Urban Air Adventure Park, you won’t just burn energy, you’ll launch into a full-blown adrenaline adventure. This isn’t your average trampoline park—it’s a full-scale indoor thrill zone with attractions that’ll get your heart pumping and your Instagram feed buzzing.

If you're cruising down Pacific Coast Highway with the windows down and a salty breeze in your hair, it's hard to miss the siren call of Aliso Beach Park. Tucked between rolling hills and crashing waves, this stretch of sand in Laguna Beach feels like the perfect mix of California chill and coastal charm. It’s not showy, but it is sensational—especially when the tide rolls out and the secrets of the shore begin to shine.

The San Francisco Pride Celebration will take place Saturday and Sunday, and the Pride Parade will begin on Sunday morning.

With less than a week to go, the event has gone incognito.

Ever since the city announced a plan to move the 83 long-term residents living at its General Hospital’s Behavioral Health Center and repurpose the center as a facility for patients with more severe mental health conditions, Sharifa Rahman has been waking up in the middle of the night, crying at the thought of her...

Police said the incidents happened after 9 p.m. in the area of 46th Avenue and Foothill Boulevard.

This comeback may be reflective of broader improvements in city life.

It’s the end of a very long era, after Central Drug Store has spent 117 years at its current Mission Street and Santa Rosa Avenue location, it will close permanently on July 15 as owner Jerry Tonelli is heading toward a well-deserved retirement. There was an outpouring of grief...

San Francisco waste hauler Recology will charge city residents more to collect their trash in the coming years under new rates approved this week at City Hall.