Oakland may pay $208,000 to settle lawsuit claiming ex-Mayor Sheng Thao shouldn’t have been allowed to run for office
The lawsuit also accused city officials of being late in responding to records requests.
Warriors react to Rockets forcing Game 7: ‘Frustrating … not happy … but we do have another opportunity’
Golden State will play its fifth Game 7 under Steve Kerr; the Warriors are 3-1 in the previous four.
‘Wonderful man’: Hayward man who died in police custody was combat veteran, father of 6
Nathan Hoang enlisted in the Marines in 2001, when he was just 19, and came back from two tours in Iraq a different man, his ex-wife said in an interview.
‘It’s one of the best organizations I’ve been in’: How the Valkyries are creating their identity in real time
Golden State players praise culture, experience through first few days of training camp
Dog data may help track dangerous disease for humans
New research from UC Berkeley and UC Davis suggests that knowing when and where dogs get sick can help us know when humans are at risk.
California job market flops as it lands near bottom among US states
California might boast that it’s the world’s 4th-largest economy, but the statewide job market is one of the nation’s weakest.
Draymond Green shares touching tribute to Gregg Popovich
Popovich, 76, announced his retirement from coaching after 29 seasons with the Spurs.
U.S. home sales hit a 10-year low
In February, 248,233 U.S. residences were bought, down 7% in a year and 9% below the 20-year average for the month.
Opinion: Why don’t we see older adults with autism? It’s history, not mystery
Instead of spreading misinformation, RFK Jr. should advocate for better care for aging Americans with the disorder.
Chemerinsky: Trump aims to topple the courts, the republic’s last line of defense
He is following the playbook of those seeking authoritarian power who try to remove judges and lessen their authority.
