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Chris McGinnis, the editor of Travel Skills on SFGATE.com says the best idea to avoid becoming one of the 33 percent of travelers with delayed or canceled flights during construction is to call your airline now, and fly out of somewhere other than SFO.
Starting in 2020, principals and administrators will be banned from suspending students for "willful defiance" of teachers, staff, and administrators.
The Pet Food Express Bay Area Pet Fair is happening September 14-15, at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton.
A student was injured Tuesday afternoon in a lab explosion on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley, police said.
While the number of rape cases in California are on the rise, at the same time funding for programs to help victims is being drastically cut. But officials in the South Bay are doing something about it.
A vegetation fire burning in unincorporated Novato Tuesday afternoon in the area of Highway 37 led to some evacuations which have since been lifted, according to officials.
Former Oakland Raiders linebacker Neiron Ball, who played college football at Florida after recovering from brain surgery, has died at age 27.
Ride-sharing giant Uber laid off more than 400 employees in its engineering and production divisions Tuesday in an effort to reshape the company and refocus on its top priorities, officials said.
A Bay Area lawmaker's bill to cap rent increases for most tenants in the country's most populous state has cleared a key legislative hurdle.
With ongoing runway reconstruction happening at San Francisco International Airport, passengers on Tuesday continued to see flight delays and cancellations.
You've heard of self-driving cars. Now a robotics company is getting ready to put self-driving tractor trailers on the road.
The Walker Fire burning in northeastern California continued to grow Tuesday while containment increased, as the firefight in the Plumas National Forest entered its seventh day.
Amid much fanfare, Apple unveiled its new gadgets and services Tuesday at the tech company's fall product launch.
BART officials said Monday that some planned track closures near the Lafayette station on upcoming weekends are no longer necessary because construction crews rebuilding a large section of trackway are ahead of schedule.
A customer who says he was choked and punched by a fast food employee in New Orleans said it all started with bad service.
