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Editor’s note: This story contains graphic images of dead animals and includes details of how they were killed. A cane corso with a dark brindle coat nosed around the backyard of a home in the Oakland hills. She wagged her nub of a tail, happily...
Two decades ago, a plan to build a six-lane toll road along the Southern California coast was threatening to flatten the waves at a hugely popular surf break known as Trestles. The California Coastal Commission, the state agency charged...
San Francisco International Airport has won design and food awards while grappling with pandemic fallout and a recent spike in delays, though a change in federal policy may lessen them. Amid accolades and challenges, the second-busiest...
On a recent evening, Jessica Rutland was reminded why Fremont was recently dubbed the happiest city in America. Rutland, who has lived in Fremont for 30 years, joined dozens of residents for National Night Out, swaying to music, as...
