Want Warriors news in your inbox? Sign up for the free DubsDaily newsletter. LOS ANGELES — The Warriors have some clarity on their injured players, but it does not involve their stars. While the Warriors (15-6) list Stephen Curry (right hand contusion) and Kevin Durant (sprained left ankle) still as probable for Wednesday’s game against […]
Data from the Northern California Independent Booksellers Association for the week ending Nov. 26.
The most divisive issue on Wednesday was a demand from Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., and others that Republicans put in place a "trigger" that would automatically raise taxes if certain growth targets aren't met. Corker has threatened to oppose the bill if a version of this idea isn't put into the final version, and he said Tuesday that he had reached a deal on the issue.
Gary Richards, Mr. Roadshow, takes questions on Bay Area roads and traffic during a live online chat.
When Michael Scott Davis, an employee at his family’s business in San Rafael, saw a Mini Cooper abandoned in the parking lot, he got a forklift and moved it.
Burger brouhaha riles up the Boston area
A 'heartbroken' Savannah Guthrie, and others, struggle to report the news, and make sense of it all
Jeremy McNichols was brought up from the practice squad and OL Tim Barnes was re-signed as the 49ers prepare for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears
Teens' arrests in weekend incidents prompts police chief to lament a lack of accountability for violent juvenile offenders.
A man who was badly burned in deadly wildfires in Northern California died of his injuries, raising the death toll to 44.
The Sharks trade needs appear to be lining up perfectly with those of the Winnipeg Jets.
Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla have unveiled a bacterium with two artificial units in its DNA -- and have put these new letters to work, telling cells how to make a new protein.
San Mateo County man arrested after two girls accused him of inappropriate touching at San Carlos after-school program.
Once a grape-centric destination, Murphys now boasts craft beer establishments, an Irish pub, and "elevated American comfort food."
Discovered on Christmas Day 1992, the titanic 44-pound crystalline gold leaf specimen is on display in a walk-in vault at Ironstone Vineyards in Murphys.
Scott Wells reunites with longtime partner Kathleen Hermesdorf to celebrate 25 years of creating physical, high-flying dance in S.F.
A common heritage and historic downtowns which foster community-mindedness make Gold Country seem like a throwback to a simpler time.
Venerable bookstores in Sonora and Jackson still going strong, and offer more than reading material.
State historic parks offer visitors to pan for gold, sleep in miner's quarters, descend a mining shaft and experience a wild west "shootout."
Visitors can experience underground excursions, spelunking, mining for minerals and for the bold and daring, zip-lining at speeds of up to 35 mph.
Getting a look at the future is all the remainder of the 49ers' schedule is about.
A 1930s bungalow in Berkeley undergoes an update that delivers modern appeal and retains its original charm.
CCS Open Division II championship at stake when WCAL rivals collide Saturday night.
Following weeks of emotional and detailed debate over where to allow new stores, San Francisco supervisors approved regulations for the sale of recreational marijuana when it becomes legal in California in January.
Here are some tips on choosing, caring for and decorating a tree.
