The short-term gains from tax cuts come with a cost: the legislation also makes the country's debt problem even worse, forcing policymakers in coming years to make difficult decisions about spending cuts, tax increases or both.
Sierra powderhounds may love the grand outdoors, but it pays to stay safe, especially in avalanche-prone areas. Now Ski California has issued a mountain safety guide.
Click here if you’re having trouble viewing the gallery or video on your mobile device. More than 250 people attended the sold-out ninth annual Mid-Century Supper Club’s Holiday Potluck Extravaganza, hosted by Jennye Garibaldi and Karen Finlay, at the Alameda Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall in Alameda, Calif., on Saturday, Dec.16, 2017.
Around 3:40 p.m., a dispatcher received a call of a possible drunken driver near Stoneridge mall, a Pleasanton police officer said.
Three men killed in East Oakland shootings between last Thursday and Sunday have been identified.
Four of San Francisco's best chefs are joining forces to open a new food hall in SFO's international terminal in 2018.
Lohman Theatre a good venue; late show not very well attended
Hotel guests say the Four Seasons Hotel did not notify them of an active shooter incident on Sunday morning. San Francisco police say the guests were told to shelter in place. What really happened?
Democrats are backing away from a pledge to force a vote this month over the fate of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children, angering activists but likely averting the threat of a government shutdown at a critical moment in spending negotiations with Republicans and President Donald Trump.
The district attorney, according to the suit, said that there was not enough evidence to prove the crime of rape beyond a reasonable doubt.
With veteran Donald Penn out for the last two games, the Raiders are considering starting rookie fourth round draft pick at left tackle.
Without emergency care, Little Buddy likely would have died from severe anemia caused by parasite.
These are sports briefs for the Willow Glen and Rose Garden Resident weekly community newspapers
After 6-0 start, Rams fall to Cupertino
SAN JOSE — Over 30 years, Presentation High School administrators continually violated state law and failed to report allegations of sexual abuse to police and the county’s child protection agency, victims in two cases made public Tuesday alleged. In one case, three water polo players reported to school officials their concerns that their water polo […]
Columnist Dan Walters says California political leaders, and those of other high-tax states, say that’s unfair and smacks of arbitrary punishment for blue states that vote Democratic.
Tim Lincecum, who won a pair of Cy Young Awards with the Giants, has been spotted and he looks a lot different than we remember him.
San Jose residents are being asked to keep an eye out for people setting illegal fish traps in the local waterways after city workers and South Bay Clean Creeks Coalition volunteers recently broke up several that were found in the Guadalupe River. The traps were found about two weeks ago under the Julian Street bridge and down south by Virginia and Willow streets. Fish traps are built out of large items like large river rock, which block the stream so that fish become penned into a shallow pool of water and lose their migratory path. Читать дальше...
Congressman Mark DeSaulnier is asking for a congressional hearing over the SFO close-calls, as well as preserving cockpit voice recorders in all flights.
The rumors have dogged T.J. Miller for years, but now his alleged victim has come out to tell her story.
Rita Garcia most recently served as a weekday anchor for the Fox affiliate in Houston, though she has worked as a reporter in the past for KCBS/KCAL in Los Angeles, too.
Police say they seized as evidence a black knife with a 4 1/4-inch blade.
Republicans are returning to their Ronald Reagan-era roots — tax cuts first, followed by vague promises of cutting spending down the road. Concerns about growing budget deficits have been shelved as Republicans controlling Washington focus instead on delivering tax breaks along with spending increases for the military.
When they set foot on the Christmas tree lot in 1983, then young Gina and Joe Mistretta didn't suspect their purchase would become a member of the family.