The state's reparations task force voted 5-4 to limit eligibility to Black Californians who can prove direct lineage to enslaved…
Berkeley is weighing proposal to hire a consultant who would help navigate a reparations program for the city’s Black community.
Between 1882 and 1908, there were seven major explosions at the Hercules Powder Works. Of the 106 documented fatalities from…
State Sen. Josh Becker will join South San Francisco elementary students Wednesday for the first Ruby Bridges Walk to School…
Some history on daylight saving time and a look at where it stands. Despite 19 states voting for permanent DST,…
Thirty years after the Tunnel Fire: In many ways, the Oakland Hills are more vulnerable today than they were when…
The USS Hornet Museum is honoring Hispanic Heritage Month as it creates a special exhibit honoring Hispanic Americans who have…
The nation's oldest living park ranger is getting a local school named after her for her 100th birthday. Betty Reid…
San Francisco leaders gathered on the steps of City Hall Thursday to commemorate the 1920 adoption by Congress of the…
Heir to the Hormel meatpacking company, philanthropist and first openly gay U.S. Ambassador James Hormel died Friday at the age…
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