Audiences can watch new works evolve at TheatreWorks
Palo Alto festival features staged readings of plays and musicals.
Opinion: Saratoga can be a city that chooses kindness
There are simple ways to practice community care.
Sunnyvale Public Library gets a read on summer
Friends group holding a book sale on July 19-20.
In a nation growing hostile toward drugs and homelessness, Los Angeles tries leniency
Evidence shows the approach help people gain sobriety and end their homelessness.
Ghost factories are a warning sign for green manufacturing’s future
About 9% of the $261 billion in green factory investment announced since 2021 has been shelved.
Wish You Were Here: A 14-day Asian cruise with unforgettable views
Concord residents enjoyed a recent trip to Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
Latest line: A good week for Jensen Huang, a bad week for Susan Illston
Rags-to-riches tech CEO hits new heights as SF judge is overturned by Supreme Court
San Jose cop charged with molesting girl was accused of domestic violence, sought foster parent credential
The new information concerning Officer Saul Duran, documented in court filings in 2010 relating to the divorce of his first wife and child custody issues, raises questions about screening of police recruits as well as potential foster parents – and whether there could be other victims.
After a decade of law enforcement using drones in the Bay Area, Alameda County embraces a next-gen technology
Police say added safety and intel is critical, but privacy experts worry about data security.
Horoscopes July 13, 2025: Ken Jeong, go on a learning spree this year
Astrological advice for and others born on this date.
