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As Star Wars fans marked the nerdy "May the Fourth Be With You" holiday with a flurry of memes and social media posts Friday, KPIX 5 found a local lawman with a special connection to the film series.
Hollywood's leading comedians have taken over the small city of Calistoga to shoot their big movie, Wine Country.
See Marcia Gay Harden discuss her new book "The Seasons of My Mother," out now on Simon & Schuster.
Bay Area rapper G-Eazy was taken into custody while partying after a concert in Sweden for alleged assault and possession of cocaine, according to reports.
Spotify's first quarterly report as a public held company struck the wrong note with investors
Sacramento noise-metal outfit Will Haven plays a special San Francisco show Thursday to celebrate the recent release of its first new album in seven years.
Boy band *NSYNC was inducted onto the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, 20 years after releasing their debut single "I Want You Back."
An all-star punk-metal quartet that reunited two virtuoso members of the legendary experimental band Fantômas returns to the Bay Area when Dead Cross takes the stage at the Great American Music Hall Wednesday night.
Larry Harvey who died Saturday created Burning Man on San Francisco's Baker Beach in 1986 and later moved the annual event to Nevada's Black Rock Desert.
Tom Brokaw says he did not intend for this "rough draft" of a letter to be widely read.
Today and Monday, Dr. Phil investigates the Church of Wells, a group that people claim indoctrinates, drugs and holds members against their wills.
One of the biggest rock bands to come out of Scotland since the turn of the millennium, garage-tinged indie band the Fratellis bring catchy songs from their latest album to the Fillmore Monday night with explosive UK duo Blood Red Shoes providing support.
A University of the Pacific music program is not only churning out new artists but providing relief to other students affected by the wine country wildfires.
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music plans to start construction this summer of a 12-floor building containing two concert halls in the city's Civic Center area.
Bill Cosby lashed out at the prosecutor with an expletive-laden tirade in the courtroom after being convicted in his sexual assault retrial Thursday.
