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In the Bay Area, the coolest new clubs in town are…book clubs
From brewery book clubs to Taylor Swift-themed ones -- these aren't your grandma's book clubs.
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A once-in-a-generation political fight is heating up for Feinstein’s seat
California's politicians already are preparing for battle over a rare chance at a U.S. Senate seat, even though Sen. Dianne Feinstein hasn't said she'll retire.
‘There’s never enough.’ Surge in need for shelter, housing overwhelms Bay Area providers
The need for shelter beds and affordable housing grew last year throughout the Bay Area, according to new data from the region's helplines. Supply can't keep up.
‘We’re keeping our promises:’ Gov. Newsom unveils $297 billion budget, $22.5 billion deficit
"I want folks to know that regardless of this modest shortfall, we’ll continue to make unprecedented investments," Newsom attempted to reassure Californians.
Leaders monitor Bay Area creeks as deluge causes street flooding, partially closes Highway 101
Emergency officials in Santa Clara County kept a weary eye on high-flowing creek beds Monday after the latest atmospheric river storm.
Judge temporarily bars Oakland from clearing notorious homeless encampment
The court order, for the Wood Street homeless encampment in West Oakland, follows several others that have tied Bay Area cities' hands.
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The Bay Area set lofty goals to house homeless residents in 2022. Did it succeed?
One Bay Area county says ending street homelessness -- a goal it had set for 2022 -- will take longer than anticipated.
‘The battle lines are drawn:’ Gov. Newsom bashes Republicans in inaugural address
After being sworn in on the anniversary of the Jan. 6 insurrection, Gov. Gavin Newsom launched into what has become his signature move -- scathing attacks against Republicans.
What to do when Bay Area residents refuse to evacuate?
With evacuation orders or warnings in effect from San Jose to Sonoma County, Bay Area officials grapple with the delicate dance between risk and personal freedom.
Bay Area scrambles to evacuate homeless residents as major storm bears down
But about half of those living along San Jose waterways don't want to go, despite risks of potentially deadly flooding.