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A federal appeals court in San Francisco announced Monday that a rarely convened 11-judge panel will take up a copyright dispute over the rock band Led Zeppelin's iconic "Stairway to Heaven" song.
The last seat at the Golden State Warriors new home, San Francisco's Chase Center, was installed Monday by a lucky season ticket holder.
Gayle Sullivan, Vice Chair of the Board for the Healdsburg Jazz Festival talks to Bay Area Focus host Michelle Griego about the 2019 all-star lineup, including Carla Bley and more.
A groundbreaking series of novels which feature LGBTQ themes and a San Francisco landmark are getting renewed interest during Pride month with the debut of a new miniseries on Netflix.
A humpback whale that has been circling the waters near Alameda for a week appears to be unhealthy, a Marine Mammal Center spokesman said Monday.
The annual Huichica Music Festival brings an array of psych, soul indie and folk rock artists to the Gundlach Bundschu Winery this weekend with performances by Lee Fields, Real Estate, Dean Wareham, Fruit Bats and much more.
Heckling the heckler, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant jabbed at rapper Drake in the tunnel after the Warriors beat the Raptors in Game 2.
The technology gurus at Bloomberg revealed that Apple plans retire iTunes and is going to announce it at the upcoming World Wide Developers Conference, in San Jose.
Need ideas for your weekend? Check out one of these fairs and festivals on the weekend of May 31.
Two of the world's biggest entertainment companies say they may stop producing movies and TV shows in Georgia if the state's new abortion law takes effect.
As the Golden State Warriors take on the Toronto Raptors in the NBA Finals, music from Canadian hip-hop superstar Drake won't be played on a Bay Area radio station.
We're going to Hamilton! BR's Michelle Griego, a true #HamFan gets an exclusive look inside 'the room where it happens,' literally.
BR got a chance to talk to Tracey Edmonds and actor Sarunas Jackson about a new show on BET, 'Games People Play."
It's a job that pays no money, but yields lots of rewards. For 30 years now, Marin County's "Don't Quit Your Day Job Dancers" have been coming together in their "off" hours to create an annual showcase of their passion for dance.
Thousands of people gathered for a huge block party as the 41st annual Carnaval San Francisco kicked off Saturday in the Mission District. An even bigger crowd is expected to attend Sunday for the Grand Parade at 9:30 in the morning.
