‘We celebrate all’: America’s diversity and concern on display at San Jose Fourth of July parade
It was the 18th edition of the parade.
Severe flash flooding leads to death, destruction in Texas Hill Country
Search teams were conducting boat rescues as fast-moving water threatened riverfront communities and children’s summer camps west of Austin.
Alameda dad left 1-year-old in bath as he cooked, scalding most of her body, police say
After he brought the 1-year-old girl to a hospital, he was charged with felony child abuse.
Bay Area’s Joey ‘Jaws’ Chestnut reclaims title in Famous hot dog eating contest, wins 17th Mustard Belt
Chestnut bested 14 fellow competitors from across the U.S. and internationally, including Australia, the Czech Republic, Ontario, England and Brazil.
‘& Juliet’: 5 things we loved about the hit jukebox musical
Here are 5 things we loved about the hit jukebox musical “& Juliet,” which plays San Francisco and San Jose.
SF Giants-Athletics rivalry has devolved into the battle for Yolo County
Things haven’t gone as planned for A’s in Sacramento; Giants have hit the skids with Phillies, Dodgers looming
Trump uses term considered antisemitic, then insists he didn’t know it was
The Trump administration has made cracking down on antisemitism a priority, but the president has a history of playing on stereotypes about Jewish people.
Levi’s Stadium security uses Gold Cup as dry run for 2026 World Cup matches
Mexico took on Honduras in a Gold Cup semifinal match at Levi’s Stadium on Wednesday night that served as a warmup for the Super Bowl and six World Cup matches next summer.
Shooting suspect, girlfriend charged after Oakland gambling shack gunfire
Police raided a man whose Lexus was reportedly shot up a month before it was used in a shooting.
‘It’s shocking’: Inside Liberty’s surprising split with beloved baseball coach
Liberty did not retain longtime baseball coach Andrew Lonsdale after he led program to league title
