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It's time to reconsider what Valentine's Day is all about. Forget the guilt. Forget the pressure, and forget the pink ribbons and incessant flowers. It's time men get in on the gift-getting. What are you getting YOUR guy, women?
The country's first caffeine-infused cat cafe is keeping busy in downtown Oakland.
Ten country songs of love and happiness for your next date night, from Johnny and June to Garth and Trisha.
Smoke filling the Powell Street station caused a scare for some Bay Area Rapid Transit commuters Friday morning.
President Obama is set to arrive at Stanford for a cybersecurity summit -- the first event of its kind -- where hundreds of tech CEOs, along with White House staffers and law enforcement personnel, will be talking about what is now the number one threat to national security: cyber attackers.
A suspected high-end art thief known as "Lucky Luke" is not so lucky anymore.
Police are investigating a dead body found near a U-Haul truck backed into a Hayward building.
A Napa couple was arrested Wednesday night after being found in possession of drugs and needles within reach of a 1-year-old child.
More and more cars hitting Bay Area roadways have something most drivers aren't aware of. Car manufacturers from BMW to Ford have started faking it, faking the sound of power. The new engines are a lot more efficient and quieter, but drivers are none the wiser.
BART directors voted unanimously Thursday to give final approval to an ordinance that allows the transit agency to ban electronic cigarettes on its trains and in its stations.
The recent rise in egg prices has led to a shortage of chicks, as more people are raising chickens at their homes.
After stepping down over accusations of shady dealings, former California Public Utilities Commission president Michael Peevey was the guest of honor at a fancy dinner in San Francisco Thursday night.
A pit bull found wandering far from home on Interstate 880 by California Highway Patrol officers earlier this week was reunited with her owner on Thursday.
It's like Street View for the shoreline. Google is taking its interactive 360-degree mapping technology onto the waters of San Francisco Bay.
Could your teenager make it three days without their cellphone? A San Francisco school is asking students to unplug for the next few days.
