A’s fans express hope during opening week
Athletics fans are ready to move on from the bad break-ups of seasons past onto the fresher, younger version of their team.
Thompson’s 42 lifts Warriors over Grizzlies
Klay Thompson scored 26 points in the second quarter of the Warriors 111-107 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies.
Damages overturned in Jehovah’s Witnesses molestation case
An appeals court overturned an $8.6 million punitive award for a woman who was molested as a child by an adult member of the Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Man accused of peeping in Cal showers
A man was arrested on suspicion of recording students inside the restroom and showers of a UC Berkeley residence hall.
EBMUD to seek strict water restrictions
The East Bay Municipal Utility District board of directors will hear a recommendation from district staff to declare a stage four critical drought at the …
Giants share World Series glory with home fans
Opening Day ceremonies got underway just as the famous San Francisco fog finally burned off.
Workers clear cement from contaminated creek
Crews continued cleaning up a small Oakland creek Monday into which contractors accidentally dumped about 12 truckloads of cement.
State eyes ban on anti-abortion propaganda
A new California bill introduced this week aims to stop crisis pregnancy centers from giving out false information.
No improvement in Bay Area roads
Since last year, the quality of Bay Area roads and streets hasn’t changed much.
San Pablo cop arrested in SF
A San Pablo police officer was arrested in San Francisco last Wednesday on suspicion of drug-related offenses, according to San Pablo police. San Pablo police …