A prominent San Francisco nonprofit is in danger of being placed on a watch list for organizations with “serious fiscal or programmatic concerns.”

“When the smoke started filling the car, I got this feeling that I was not in good hands. Like we were abandoned.”

Introducing Grok Imagine.

A Bay Area DJ claims to have played what he says is the first-ever recorded DJ set on the summit of Yosemite’s Half Dome.

Barry Traub, the behind-the-scenes investor who revived San Francisco magazine and quietly supported Bay Area arts and nonprofits, has died at 93.

The Glass Fire destroyed most of the winery and its vineyards in 2020, but surprising new owners have stepped in to revive it.

BART service went down system-wide Friday morning due to a computer issue affecting all Bay Area stations.

Supervisor Joel Engardio was found in violation of San Francisco’s open government rules. This comes less than two weeks before Engardio’s district decides whether or not to recall him from office.

Three players on the Santa Rosa Junior College volleyball team filed a complaint with the Department of Education making similar claims to those made last year about a trans player at San Jose State.

Tech giant Oracle has laid off another 254 employees in the Bay Area as part of a major round of cuts affecting workers around the country.

An insurer is planning to drop 37,000 California customers as it exits the entire U.S. home insurance market — though a deal with an out-of-state insurer could keep the majority from losing coverage.

With alcohol sales declining, San Francisco’s iconic gay bar scene is undergoing a massive shift.

Stanford, which was off last week, is back in action Saturday when it travels to play BYU. In their opener last week, the Cougars took apart Portland State 69-0.

21st Amendment Brewery, a Bay Area beer trailblazer that was once among the largest craft breweries in the country, will shut down.

We're polling readers on if they would be willing to pay more taxes to help Muni. Here are the results so far:.

San Jose State began its season by losing to Central Michigan. The competition level takes a huge leap Saturday when the Spartans travel to play preseason No. 1 Texas and Arch Manning.

Thousands of California drivers of clean-air vehicles will soon lose one of their most coveted commuting perks: the ability to drive solo in carpool lanes.

A long-planned tennis event at Chase Center has forced the Golden State Valkyries to move their first postseason home game in franchise history to San Jose’s SAP Center.

Mild weather will prevail throughout the Bay Area this weekend, providing relief after a hot end of August.

The classic Oakland neighborhood of Rockridge has some of the Bay Area's best coffee, pasta and ice cream, not to mention two bookstores and late-night bars.

Even with rents in San Francisco surging, developers say that new multifamily housing development is still a long way from starting.