Новости за 20.12.2018

Marshawn Lynch rushed for 376 yards and three touchdowns this season, his second with the Raiders, before being placed on injured reserve.

Six baby fur seals were found decapitated Monday in a bay in New Zealand. Local authorities are calling it a "disturbing, brutal and violent" crime.

Nick Mullens and the 49ers will face a Chicago Bears defense that is tied for fourth in the NFL with 45 sacks and leads the league with 26 interceptions.

The fast food chain's float will feature a giant tractor trimmed with chili flakes to honor produce growers and suppliers.

Members of the House Judiciary Committee will question Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen in an oversight hearing.

The 47-year-old man was walking east on Los Gatos Almaden Road and crossing Union Avenue, in the crosswalk but against a red light, when he was hit by a 2017 Kia Niro traveling south on Union, according to San Jose police.

Just like Justice Clarence Thomas, bad behavior should have kept his seat off a seat of the U.S. Supreme Court.

"Over the past nine months, we've made safety core to everything we do," Uber's head of advanced technologies says. "Now we are ready to move forward."

Amazon-owned high-end grocery store failed to respond to report of sexual harassment: lawsuit.

Is an agreement with a listing agent a contract? Or is it a simpler agreement that can be broken?

Bay Area housing advocate and author Randy Shaw looks for solutions to the housing crisis in a new book, "Generation Priced Out."

A man was fatally stabbed and another man arrested Wednesday night in Oakland.

Once upon a time, the politically liberal stood for worthy views, and I considered myself part of it, but no longer.

A book donation event created by a local family and named after children of Japanese immigrants to the U.S. has appropriately become an intergenerational success

The few porcupines in California all live at higher locations, but the dark, grainy photo shows something that could be a porcupine.

Besides the Millennium Falcon attraction, the Rise of the Resistance dark ride and a 500-foot artificial cliff are taking shape.

Special Events Kristi Yamaguchi’s Downtown Ice: Downtown San Jose’s outdoor ice rink returns. Through Jan. 27. Circle of Palms, 120 S. Market St. $15-$17. http://www.downtownicesj.com, 408/291-0525. Christmas in the Park: Plaza de Cesar Chavez is once again transformed into a holiday fantasy with over 40 musical and animated exhibits, glittering lights and the 60-foot Community […]

* The Pac-12 Hotline newsletter is published each Monday-Wednesday-Friday during the college sports season (and twice-a-week in the summer). This edition, from Dec. 19, has been made available on the Hotline in archived form … Late-morning recruiting blitz We’re only halfway through the first day of the early signing window, with two days of signatures, followed by […]

Former President Barack Obama gets in the Christmas spirit. The Kardashian and Jenner sisters are closing down their apps and websites. Japan might be about to start commercial whaling, again. Scientists find the most "far out" thing in our solar system.

"Bumblebee" is less a movie about giant robot aliens punching each other than it is a story about friendship

These are the things that parks, their visitors, employees and owners could really use this year.

Popularized by TV shows like American Ninja Warrior and citing roots as old as the Olympics, Spartan is one of the best known franchises in a crowded universe of obstacle course racing that includes Savage Races, Tough Mudder, Rugged Maniac and Bone Frog, which was started by Navy Seals.

Plus, I want us both to stop being so sad -- do I stay married or do I go?

Raiders rookie kicker Daniel Carlson was waived by the Vikings after missing three field goals in Week 2. Now he's 13-for-14 in Oakland, a seemingly sturdy piece for the future.

At times, the plot feels like the 12 Labors of Hercules, with a couple of extra labors thrown in just for the heck of it.