Authorities said Bowers, 46, of Baldwin, Pennsylvania, drove to Tree of Life synagogue in the Squirrel Hill area of Pittsburgh on Oct. 27 armed with handguns and a rifle, and proceeded to gun down as many people as he could once inside. He's also charged with shooting police officers who tried to stop him.
GM Brian Sabean tried to persuade Dusty Baker to remain with the Giants, but found "not only weren't we in the same stratosphere, we weren't even on the same planet."
Revelers in Ituren and Zubieta reenact a medieval tradition in which cowbell-ringing joaldunak -- people with bells -- drive away participants dressed as evil spirits and other agents of chaos.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Bay Area far-right leader known nationally for his protests has taken a plea deal in a federal case in which he was accused of illegally taking a joyride on federal land. Self-proclaimed “American Nationalist” Kyle “Based Stickman” Chapman, 43, of Daly City, agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanors for a […]
The new exhibit features the work of four artists of Southeast Asian descent who express what "home" means to them.
You can build your dream home from scratch just across from the Hotel Bel Air.You'll just need a little over $14 million per acre for the land.
Not all of the e-commerce giant's customers can conveniently use stationary automated pickup boxes, patent says.
Get tickets for Michael Franti and Spearhead, performing at the Fillmore in San Francisco in support of their new studio album, "Stay Human Vol. II."
Sandy Alderson is returning to Oakland, where he once built one of the most dominant rosters in baseball history.
The delay, which is customary for high-profile nominations, is not expected to impede Barr's eventual chances of being confirmed by the full Senate. But it is the latest reflection of the deep partisan tension surrounding Barr's nomination, most of which centers on Democrats' desire to protect Mueller's probe from being unduly constrained.
Schultz, who put a Starbucks on every corner, said on '60 Minutes' he may run for president as an independent.
The city of Sunnyvale will hold two public open houses on Wednesday Feb. 6 and Saturday Feb. 9 for residents to learn about the city's transition to district-based elections.
Ignoring outraged groans and complaints from other passengers, the woman on the phone continued her loud, fat-shaming tirade as if the body mass index of the people seated next to her meant they couldn’t hear her or weren’t entitled to respect.
As a polar vortex hits the U.S. Midwest, the extreme opposite is happening in Australia. The heat wave has parched landscapes, triggered damaging wildfires, pushed demand on the power grid to the brink and toppled significant records.
Chef will celebrate the debut of Homemade with a fan meet-and-greet event
Others are skeptical that there would be any disruptions at all. One man interviewed by BBC News this week said it was "purely scaremongering." He then suggested that if Britain did run out of food, it would "do the country good."
British actor Bill Nighy, who caught the eye of American audiences in 2003's "Love, Actually," will attend Cinequest for the U.S. premiere of his new film, "Sometimes Always Never."
Bay Area News Group's Warriors beat writer Mark Medina looks at the Warriors' upcoming games they would need to win to break their franchise-record 24-game winning streak (2015-16)
While we in sunny California wish our fellow Americans back in the Midwest godspeed in this nasty weather, let's ponder some of the weird things that can happen when temperatures plummet far below zero.
The chief prosecutor's request came after the United States escalated its efforts to unseat leftist President Nicolas Maduro on Monday by punishing the state oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), in an effort to transfer control over it to the opposition.
SF Bay Area Flamenco Fest features renowned dancer Juana Amaya and her rising-star daughter Nazaret Reyes.
PG&E has asked a bankruptcy court to keep intact a $130 million cash bonus program for about 14,000 employees.
Acclaimed Japanese taiko troupe Kodo returns to the SF Bay Area to perform shows UC Berkeley Feb. 2-3.
Former All-Pro lineman Larry Allen has slashed the price on his Danville, Calif. mansion to $6.9 million from $7.5 million.
Early Tuesday and Wednesday morning, volunteers and government workers will count the thousands of homeless people in Santa Clara County who live on the streets, in cars, abandoned properties and shelters as part of a bi-annual count.