A man was spotted attempting to ride San Francisco’s Muni Tuesday morning with a dead raccoon in tow. Passengers riding on the K through West Portal shrieked as the man tried to enter the train at West Portal & 14th Avenue station at around 8 a.m., according to an eyewitness. He was then spotted jumping onto a bench, holding the raccoon by its tail.

Next year, Alameda's Fikscue plans to debut its first restaurant in San Francisco.

Known for its retro, family-friendly atmosphere and homemade pizza, Gay Nineties is located in the heart of Pleasanton. Despite being an unlikely spot for ghost hunters, the 65-year-old restaurant is significant in Pleasanton’s 130-year history. According to local legend, spirits from the past still linger within its walls, sharing space with customers enjoying pizza.

On on display in the Main Library Art Gallery throughout the month of November, starting 11/02. Postcard Collage making workshop, 11/10 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm. Mail art has a long and storied history of democratizing art-making, providing an avenue for everyone to participate. San Leandro artist Nancy Brown...

Just before the team opens its second restaurant, its acclaimed chef has left.

In a city where tech titans drop $400 on tasting menus, some of San Francisco’s most magnificent meals are served in spaces barely bigger than a food truck. From legendary Vietnamese pho steaming up tiny windows in the Tenderloin to family-run taquerias that have survived the city’s endless changes, these small-but-mighty spots prove that square footage has nothing to do with flavor. Let’s start with Aria…

MADISON, Wis. - Bay Area native Remi Wolf is set to perform at a Kamala Harris rally on Wednesday, joining a growing list of celebrities showing their support for the vice president as Election Day closes in. The pop singer and songwriter from Palo Alto will take the stage at...

Johnny Donuts is a local donut shop in Lafayette, California. It’s the kind of friendly local place where you might come in and see the owner casually eating his breakfast between helping out customers, or see a construction crew stopping in to grab donuts before heading to a job site.

Halloween is such a fun holiday for most kids, but it also can be a scary and fun one for adults. The Fear Overload Scream Park has been going for days now, and it's as popular as ever. Many of the major news stations, including CBS, Fox, and ABC, have shown excerpts of this amazing show with several 5-star reviews for how scary and fun it is.

The Altamont Speedway Free Concert was a legendary event in music history, but not for the reasons you might expect. Held on December 6, 1969, this concert was meant to be a West Coast Woodstock, featuring iconic bands like the Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, and Santana. However, it quickly spiraled into chaos, becoming infamous for its violence and tragedy. Why did this concert become a symbol of the end of the 1960s peace and love era? Poor planning, inadequate security, and a volatile crowd contributed to the mayhem. The Hells Angels, hired as security, clashed with attendees, leading to multiple injuries and the tragic death of Meredith Hunter. This event marked a stark contrast to the idealistic Woodstock festival held earlier that year. Despite its dark legacy, Altamont remains a pivotal moment in rock history, reminding us of the unpredictable nature of live events.

Oakland recently took the top honors for "Best Food City" in the country, according to Conde Nast Traveler. Residents and restauranteurs alike say that "The Town" lives up to its ranking.There's a cadence to the chopping of all kinds of meat at El Paisa in East Oakland. Jennifer Del Toro's family is proud of their one-of-a-kind offerings."The mix of the suadero with the chorizo since my aunt makes the chorizo, it has our own unique flavor," said Del Toro. It's a taqueria with distinction, awarded a Michelin star not even her family thought was possible when they opened their first...