How the 1994 World Cup Helped Spark Soccer’s Rise in the Bay Area
Former players, fans and organizers recall how a 1994 match laid the foundation for today’s U.S. World Cup hopes and…
Supreme Court Ruling Brings New Challenges for Green Card Holders, Advocates Warn
A recent Supreme Court decision gives border officers more authority on decisions to detain returning green card holders.
Supreme Court Immigration Decision Leaves Thousands of Californians in Limbo
The court allowed President Donald Trump to end Temporary Protected Status, which provides humanitarian relief for hundreds of thousands living…
‘Toxic Land’: Protest Targets SF Housing Plans at Contaminated Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
Radioactive material found at the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard is fueling fresh concerns about redevelopment and community health.
San José Postpones Plan to Double Downtown Parking Rates After Business Owner Uproar
Advocates for downtown businesses said the increase would hit the service industry hardest.
Hundreds of Dogs Remain Missing as Search Resumes at Miranda’s Rescue
More than 700 dogs remain unaccounted for as Humboldt County investigators use ground-penetrating radar in a fraud and animal cruelty…
Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake in Mendocino County Alerts Bay Area
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake on Wednesday morning is a reminder that California is “earthquake country,” and that…
What Is a Sneaker Wave? How to Avoid Bay Area Beaches’ Hidden, Deadly Hazards
Don’t turn your back to the ocean — and don’t ever go in after someone who has gotten swept out.
Berkeley Public Schools Overhauled Reading Instruction. How’s It Going?
Nine years after a lawsuit spurred a reckoning around literacy education in Berkeley Unified School District, a new curriculum and…
As America Turns 250, San Francisco’s Role in Defining Citizenship Endures
Cases involving Chinese immigrants from San Francisco reached the U.S. Supreme Court and helped establish birthright citizenship, now under threat…