It all centers on a mysterious woman, an FBI informant who told agents she was helping the Hells Angels ship huge loads of ...

Applause from a receptive Santa Rosa crowd punctuated many of the remarks by state Sen. Mike McGuire and Sen. Adam Schiff of California on Wednesday, as the two Democrats hosted a town hall event that ...

John Mellencamp was leading fans at Shoreline Amphitheatre in a singalong of the early ’80s classic “Jack & Diane” when the crowd messed up the lyrics by going into the chorus too early. So, the ...

The already strong El Niño conditions in the Pacific Ocean continue to grow stronger, federal scientists announced Thursday, with a 69% chance that this year’s event will be the strongest since modern ...

OAKLAND — A longtime suspect in a homicide from 2025 has been arrested and charged, after police say they gathered more evidence to tie him to the murder weapon, court records show. Diont Lyons, 52, ...

Humboldt County planning officials confirmed this week that Miranda’s Rescue has been operating on multiple parcels without required permits, including the northern property where sheriff’s deputies ...

The Calabazas BMX Course reopened Wednesday, Aug. 12, after weeks of city-funded repairs.

But he cuts a very different figure in his other persona as an adroit jazz drummer who’s collaborated with some of the tradition’s finest practitioners. A regular presence on Bay Area stages with his ...

A 2,022-square-foot single-family residence, built in 1988, has changed hands. The home in the first block of Ashland Way in Danville was sold on July 6 for $1,800,000, or $890 per square foot. This ...

Re: “Special election for Swalwell’s seat is set” (Page B1, Aug. 4). Aisha Wahab is the congresswoman District 14 needs. She tells it like it is and gets things done. Wahab led efforts to combat ...

For all the emphasis California’s candidates for governor have placed on their sharply different backgrounds — Democrat Xavier Becerra, the experienced politician who’d be the state’s first Latino ...

The lanky, swaying tree has never been a good fit with San Jose’s climate, but the city’s had an unrequited love affair with palm trees for more than a century.