David Guhin, the city manager of Sonoma and a longtime North Bay government leader, has been selected as Sonoma County’s next top executive. David Guhin, ...

THE START OF A NEW YEAR is tied heavily to resolutions and the idea of changing one’s life, but you can make a change, big or ...

San Francisco schools will again be closed Thursday as the teachers’ strike continues, according to the San Francisco Unified ...

Arnold, a disoriented wannabe writer, suddenly finds several hunters in his living room trolling for aliens from outer space in Masquers Playhouse’s production of Alan Ayckbourn’s “Improbable Fiction” ...

The family of a man who was stabbed to death in Salinas Valley State Prison has filed a civil rights lawsuit alleging negligence by the prison’s guards, The family of Joseph Mendoza, stabbed nearly ...

A controversial nonprofit housing project in Cupertino that’s been under consideration for about 20 years has the green light to move forward. After a ...

San Jose leaders are warning of “tough” financial decisions and “hard choices” as this year’s budget season officially gets underway. San Jose officials kicked off budget talks facing a projected $65 ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is seeking to cut $600 million in public health funding, including Bay Area programs, because the government ...

A state senator from San Francisco this week announced a clever strategy to rescue legislation about law enforcement wearing face masks after its ...

Martha Graham Dance Company Artistic Director Janet Eilber had the opportunity to meet the troupe’s founder and towering figure of American ...

A construction materials manufacturing company with operations in Santa Rosa, Forestville and Windsor agreed to pay nearly $1.3 million in fines to ...

More than 2,000 people packed the San Francisco Main Library for the inaugural Pride in Panels queer comics festival in 2024. “The first ...