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Amy Seiwert and her Imagery troupe hosts the Sketch 8 festival, featuring 3 new dance works, at SF's ODC Theater June 28-30.

Officers have released a description and sketch of a suspect sought in connection with a residential burglary and indecent exposure incident last week, authorities said.

Pacific Mambo Orchestra percussionist Javier Cabanillas brings his Cabanijazz Project to Armando's in Martinez June 30, with a new album in tow.

“Bono and The Edge Waiting for Godomino" in San Francisco's PianoFight pairs Irish rock superstars with the existential angst of Samuel Beckett.

Explore what you can get for $2,200 per month in Berkeley today.

The Fourth of July may fall on a Wednesday this year but that won’t stop many summer travelers from hitting the road. Whether you’re taking to the skies or the highways, some planning strategies can help make that journey smoother. We all know the basic stuff — download your boarding pass ahead of time, sign […]

Anthony was found mortally wounded at his home June 20 with severe head injuries and cigarette burns covering his body.

Is there no end to how much of my personal life the state wants to control?

Appearing on Chris Cuomo's CNN show, Draymond Green praised NBA commissioner Adam Silver for allowing players to have a voice.

The impetus to build walls, separate families and establish internment centers is always 'homeland security.'

Lieder Alive!, said to be the only group in America devoted to German lieder music, presents a concert of old and brand new works.

Here's why Dems favor immigration polices that burden poor schools, tax our welfare system and keep lower-class wages low.

What is Burger Boogaloo? We've got information on tickets and other details about this Oakland festival with Devo, The Damned, John Waters and more.

Sasha Cooke, one of the world's most acclaimed mezzo-sopranos, returns to the Bay Area to perform a Mahler masterpiece with MTT and S.F. Symphony.

New music group Ensemble for These Times presents a San Francisco concert of works starring the cello.

Social media reacts to Supreme Court's ruling in support of Trump's travel ban

Their platform is for open borders, sanctuary cities/states to protect illegal immigrants and no ID required for voting.

Warriors general manager Bob Myers conceded the uncertainty on how the team will handle free agency.

I'd love to see Trump, John Kelly, Stephen Miller, Kirstjen Nielsen and Mike Pence standing before the court to justify their actions.

Rhode Island's move sounds like an excellent idea, and should apply to all federal offices.

Six years ago, Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion. Now, Bloomberg Intelligence estimates the photo-sharing site is worth 100 times that amount.

This four-bedroom home by Orinda architect Rich Bartlett delivers elegant details, a welcoming ambience and an outdoor oasis.

AB 2923 offers homes near good jobs, increased transit ridership without sprawl and improved BART fiscal health without fare hikes.

The Supreme Court said Tuesday that pregnancy centers established to persuade women to continue their pregnancies do not have to tell their clients about the availability of abortion.

An Alameda County Sheriff's sergeant and detective are recovering after becoming ill during suspected exposure to airborne fentanyl during a recent investigative raid, authorities said Tuesday.