Applications numbers rise at SF Unified schools for first time in years
A shift is happening at San Francisco schools: Application numbers are on the rise recently after years of declining enrollment that has threatened school closures and layoffs.
A shift is happening at San Francisco schools: Application numbers are on the rise recently after years of declining enrollment that has threatened school closures and layoffs.
After spending several weeks at spring training in Arizona, the San Francisco Giants are returning to Northern California for three final exhibition games starting Sunday before the start of the new Major League Baseball season.
A shooting left one person dead in Oakland Saturday morning, according to police.
A Hayward high school teacher is one of six Bay Area men now facing felony charges of attempting to have sex with children.
Two very contradicting headlines for the Bay Area dropped this week: New numbers show the region is seeing record-setting wealth and a drop in local jobs.
A preliminary 2.6 magnitude earthquake struck Friday morning near Pleasant Hill, according to the United States Geological Survey.
Oakland has a new permanent police chief, after more than a year since the last one was fired.
BART on Friday is installing the next set of its new fare gates in an attempt to crack down on people who try to cheat the system.
A new report is shedding light on the cost of being a woman in California.
A group of Richmond residents are opposing pickleball courts being built in a public space. They claim it will have a negative impact on community events being held at the venue.
One of the owners of Skillet’z Cafe in Fremont is speaking out after she said someone broke into their business and stole their safe.