In his latest exclusive podcast, Mark Medina talks about Jerry West with Sports Illustrated's Jack McCallum, author of the book "Golden Days: West's Lakers, Steph's Warriors and the California Dreamers who Reinvented Basketball."
Last time I checked, we are not at war with Russia. Allegations of Russia interfering with our election do not compare to Jane Fonda's treacherous act.
When the cops show up, they can't tell who the mass-murder suspect is, so they start shooting at anyone with a gun, and a few of these brave, gun-toting students die a hero's death protecting their turf.
A selection of photos from around the world of events that happened on February 22.
In Santa Clara County, we value women. We support victims of sexual violence, and we consider domestic violence, sexual assault and felony child porn convictions to be serious crimes. We do not consider an unremorseful sex offender’s athletic prospects or elite background to be mitigating factors for why he deserves an exceptionally lenient sentence, worthy of being breaking international news.
Eastbound Oregon Expressway at West Bayshore Road will be closed Thursday morning, with no access to Highway 101, according to Palo Alto police.
The real issue with abortion is not choice. The real issue is this: Is the choice to end a pregnancy a good choice? And is ending a pregnancy the killing of a human life in-the-making?
Thursday's storm, which could deliver 6 to 10 inches of snow to the Sierra Nevada's highest elevations, comes on the heels of a system Monday that brought as much as 7 inches of fresh powder to Tahoe area ski resorts.
Long-time Raiders kicker, who turns 40 next month, shares his thoughts on what happened to him and to the Raiders in 2017.
Dogs, like humans, can develop dementia, becoming confused, agitated and even aggressive. An early diagnosis can help.
"Ulili" Onovakpuri, Oakland-based Kapor Capital's newest partner and one of the few African-American female venture capitalists in the industry, invests in health and medical startups.
The 'Saturday Night Live' icon said he was kicked to the ground by a passenger in a pickup truck that cut him off on a New York bridge on Feb. 9.
City Council on Feb. 26 to discuss providing some transparency during labor negotiations
Three Middle Eastern restaurants -- Falafalle, Mazaa, Petra -- bring home the honors
Wondering what to do this weekend? Here are seven sensational options, from San Francisco's famous Chinese New Year Parade to a sizzling guitar duo, dystopian drama and 14(!) fantastic spots to grab clam chowder.
The gang’s all here for word lovers: a look at collective nouns. An old but timely story: A Yale student couldn’t afford housing so he lived in a ventilation shaft for seven months. The good and the bad of when neighbors were the morality police. And it is now illegal to boil a live lobster […]
With urban users facing $500 fines for sprinkling sidewalks, farmers should pay similarly for watering roads and highways.
Scotland Yard is investigating a letter containing a white powder and a racist message addressed to the couple who live in Kensington Palace.
The wreck happened around 12:51 a.m. Thursday on Wharf Drive in Bay Point, according to the CHP.
A $1 billion project to create the world’s most powerful laser is quietly taking shape near Stanford University. Located 30 feet below ground, the giant X-ray laser is part of a quest to illuminate some of science’s great remaining mysteries.
Hawthorne-based SpaceX hopes to get off the ground at dawn Thursday after repeated delays for a Spanish satellite delivery.
In its annual Hate and Extremism Report, the nonprofit counted 954 groups nationally that it said spout racism, bigotry and other forms of speech that demonizes everybody from Muslims and Jews to women, gays and immigrants.
The report also found that the disparity in suspension rates among black male students compared to all students is greatest in kindergarten through the third grade.
Five seconds. That's all the time a woman had to rescue a frantic 12-year-old girl from a suspected kidnapper in a brazen abduction Wednesday, Feb. 21 on a busy Santa Ana street.
Mendoza has been on leave from the Senate since Jan. 3, after The Sacramento Bee reported allegations that he made sexual advances toward young women working in his office and fired staff members who raised concerns about the behavior.