Rihanna, A$AP Rocky and their baby grace the cover of British Vogue
The singer opened up about motherhood, her offer to do the Super Bowl halftime show, and new music.
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The singer opened up about motherhood, her offer to do the Super Bowl halftime show, and new music.
The power of social media can turn people's lives in a whole new direction.
A fire damaged a strip mall in Pacifica early Wednesday morning, according to the North County Fire Authority.
One person died in a fire at a fourplex in Martinez early Wednesday morning, a Contra Costa County Fire Protection District spokesman said.
Elon Musk is aiming to "find someone else" to run Twitter by the end of this year.
Billionaire Warren Buffett's company added to its already substantial Apple investment at the end of last year while slashing a new investment in computer chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor and two longtime bank holdings.
Bay Area Sens. Nancy Skinner and Bill Dodd and state Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a bill Tuesday that would ban hidden fees for goods and services like concert tickets and hotels.
Employees in car company's Autopilot unit want to join the same union that organized over 200 Starbucks stores.
Oakland declared a local state of emergency Tuesday because of ongoing impacts of a ransomware attack that has resulted in network outages to the city's systems.
Small business owners say they support suspended Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong and want him back on the job.
A pedestrian who was struck by a car last week in Mountain View has died, according to an announcement Tuesday from police.
The Biden administration announced rules for EV chargers and new commitments from Tesla, GM and others.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr echoed a common theme after his team's loss to the Los Angeles Clippers -- 'the Clippers just outplayed us'.
With the announcement by longtime U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein Tuesday that she wouldn't run again in 2024, two of her former colleagues reflected on her legacy.
After serving in the United States Senate for more than three decades, Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California announced Tuesday that she will not run for re-election in 2024.
