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As the Bay Area faces continuous challenges regarding housing and homelessness while also emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, a new poll of residents finds more than 6 in 10 saying the region is headed in the wrong direction.
Walnut Creek says parklets can stay but they were approved under an emergency situation and now the city is determining what rules and fees to impose to make them permanent.
A Danville foundation will match donations to the Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano up to a half million dollars through May 31.
Alameda Restaurant Week welcomes Bay Area foodies to restaurants and businesses across the East Bay city starting Friday, offering special menus for diners to try something new at local eateries.
In 2020, a group of Bay Area women inspired by what they saw happening in the world came together to start a wellness community to create the change they wanted to see.
A San Francisco business that's been around for more than a century is saying goodbye, as the landscape in Japantown is changing.
An unlikely pair is serving up a weekly dinner that's become a safe haven on the San Mateo County coast for those who need it most.
A plan to invest millions into refurbishing the Mare Island dry dock could lead to hundreds of new jobs in the East Bay, officials said Wednesday.
On Monday morning, Oakland crews moved in to begin cleaning up a huge homeless encampment near the Home Depot on High Street.
For many people, it's hard to find the motivation to run even a mile. So imagine a Livermore man who set out on a mission to run every street in his city.
While the battle for Ukraine continues, a Ukrainian doctor and a business in Novato are finding ways to help a war-ravaged people from afar.
San Francisco city officials said the Tenderloin Linkage Center is temporarily closed Friday as crews make improvements aimed at not only enhancing the experience for guests but also providing them with more privacy.
The city of Sonoma on Thursday showed support for Ukraine and its people amid intensifying attacks by Russian troops, presenting the Ukrainian Consul General with a special honor.
As horrific wildfires have ravaged the state for the last five years, Marin County isn't waiting to be the next casualty. They're launching one of the largest fire-prevention efforts in Bay Area history.
The Pleasanton City Council unanimously approved a design for the city's new skatepark Tuesday, but voiced concerns over where the money is going to come from for a $9 million skatepark that was once estimated to be in the $5 million to $6 million range.
