Good Question: Are Turkeys Really Dumb As People Say They Are?
When you sit down for your turkey dinner on Thanksgiving, you may have wondered just how big the brain was on that bird. But are turkeys really as dumb as people say they are?
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When you sit down for your turkey dinner on Thanksgiving, you may have wondered just how big the brain was on that bird. But are turkeys really as dumb as people say they are?
Lines of Thanksgiving travelers moved well at Bay Area Airports today despite a loosely planned protest against full body scans designed to gum up passenger screening.
John Madden analyzes the Thanksgiving meal choices and decides tradition trumps novelty.
If you are cooking Thanksgiving dinner, it is one of the most crucial skills to have. In this Good Question: What is the right way to carve a turkey?
There's no law that says you've got to baste a hot turkey all day on Thursday. Let someone else do all the work and head out to a fabulous meal prepared by a professional.
Bay Area drivers recently found themselves paying more at the gas pump than they had in the past six months. It was particularly difficult news to stomach as consumers prepared to begin their holiday shopping for friends and loved ones.
Plenty of people say the turkey is the reason why they want to doze off after Thanksgiving dinner. In this Good Question: Does eating turkey really make you sleepy?
Needy families and the homeless lined up around the block as volunteers at Sacred Heart Community Service handed out thousands of holiday food boxes Monday, more than the organization has ever tried to distribute before.
St. Anthony's Curbside Holiday Donation Drive is in full swing in San Francisco, as the charity is seeing an even greater need this year than ever before.
Motorists who successfully pass through a DUI checkpoint in Salinas on Monday could be offered a free turkey, according to police.
It's almost the time of year when things get especially busy at Bay Area airports where the Thanksgiving rush is expected to include more than a million people.
According to the Consumer Price Index, consumers will be paying between 1 and 3 percent more for their turkey day groceries. Consumerwatch went shopping with extreme couponer Claire Williams to try and find the best deals.
With a week to go before Thanksgiving, turkey and food donations are coming in a little too slowly at South Bay charities.
