
New entrepreneurs aim to steer you away from crooked, incompetent contractors
Many customers wish they have done more digging into a contractor’s past before picking them. Now, some innovators are aiming to help people avoid the same predicament.
Many customers wish they have done more digging into a contractor’s past before picking them. Now, some innovators are aiming to help people avoid the same predicament.
Another atmospheric river storm packing heavy rain and powerful winds is taking aim at the Bay Area. Here’s what to know.
This year’s flu season hit a grim milestone with deaths tied to the virus surpassing the number of COVID-related deaths in California for the first time in five years.
In an effort to prepare for a future of changing climate — and to set itself apart from other famous wine regions — Livermore winemakers announced Tuesday they are designating Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc as the valley’s signature grapes.
A growing backlash against national retailers that have started eliminating or rolling back Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs now includes Latino leaders calling for a boycott of those big stores.
A coalition of Oakland municipal unions are calling on city officials to reverse a decision to help balance a massive budget shortfall by, in part, laying off scores of workers.
Families in two more Bay Area school districts are facing campus closures and the possibilty of having to start a new year in a different community.
Another Bay Area Safeway is planning to close its doors for good.
A teaching assistant at a high school in San Jose was arrested late last month on suspicion of being in possession of child sex abuse material, police said Monday.
The 117-foot long Philippine Mars flew is one of two of its kind still in existence, anchored in Alameda overnight.
San Francisco is ready to shine on the global stage with the NBA All-Star week.