Chris Bell gets an opportunity to celebrate a San Francisco Bay Area homecoming under a new name when he leads Syracuse against host Stanford in an Atlantic Coast Conference game

The parent company that purchased the supermarkets also owns familiar brands Guinness World Records and Ripley Entertainment.

Jim Harrington is the Bay Area News Group's pop music critic for The Mercury News and the East Bay Times. He began writing about the Bay Area music scene in 1992 and became the full-time pop music ...

San Francisco police have announced they will hold a virtual town hall meeting next week to release more details about the killing of a shooting suspect following a standoff in the city's South of Market neighborhood on Monday.

Temperatures in parts of the San Francisco Bay Area were expected to drop into the upper 20s to the middle 30s for the second morning in a row Tuesday, triggering a Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory.

San Francisco's Alta Plaza Park made news after receiving a staggering $3.6 million donation and just got another $50,000 from a surprise donor.

Black history month aims to pay tribute to African Americans, and is a chance to educate the public about championing and cheering on members of the Black community. KTVU is highlighting some amazing Bay Area youth during February,

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The San Francisco Giants have made one major move ... That's my goal," Chapman said, via Taylor Wirth of NBC Sports Bay Area. "Personally I have goals, always want to strive to improve and have ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The same day that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) agents were reported at downtown SF office buildings, the City of San Francisco unveiled a new ...

Unhoused people in the South Bay were given access to free health screenings, showers, bike repairs and other services during a health fair in San Jose on Friday.

Elected San Francisco leaders, public-health officials, substance-use experts and nonprofit heads have pledged renewed commitment to minimize racial disparities in fatal overdoses. The vow stemmed from The City’s first Overdose Prevention Summit on Thursday,