Новости за 17.05.2019

Patricia Milton's new play at Central Works in Berkeley finds a group of female British detectives on the hunt for a violent misogynist.

A man fatally shot Wednesday morning near an East Oakland elementary school was identified by police Friday.

A viral video, a new '60s-themed hotel and the video game "Fortnight" have renewed interest in the rotary telephone.

Here's when and where the first Cauldron location will open

Wouk, who said he was never a "high stylist," attracted a mass audience with books that espoused such values as gallantry and leadership under pressure. Leading critics sniffed at his books, which they often said broke no ground in writing style or character development.

A driver was assaulted and robbed Thursday night as he was stopped at a San Francisco intersection.

The employment surge in the nine-county region was led by gains in the East Bay and South Bay, the state's Employment Development Department reported.

The investigators heard firsthand accounts of abuse from 177 victims but made clear there could have been more and noted that an additional 38 people reported an abusive experience with an Ohio State doctor but could not identify Strauss with complete certainty.

Contra Costa County man, not a Wells Fargo customer, alleges his attempt to cash two checks became race-based ordeal.

With San Jose Sharks looking to take command of Western Conference Final, indications are Marcus Sorensen will play Game 4

Victim's advocate Paul Wilson has joined forces with Scott Sanders, the attorney who kept his wife's killer off death row, to educate the nation about the perils of using jailhouse informants.

Draymond Green, with his unparalleled ability to guard all five positions on the court allows the Warriors to switch everything without fear.

The left's issues with the former vice president go far beyond his position on climate policy.

By Jena McGregor | The Washington Post The unintended consequence of the #MeToo movement – that men are now more fearful of working one-on-one with women – is getting worse. Much worse. Or at least, that’s the takeaway from a survey released Friday by LeanIn.org, the women’s self-empowerment organization founded by Facebook chief operating officer […]

North Coast Section Meet of Champions top qualifiers and section's season leaders.

The juvenile suspected in May 1 bomb threat at El Cerrito High wasn't a student at the school, according to the school's principal.

The death of this child is truly a tragedy and possibly could have been averted.

Logan Couture needs one more goal to reach 15 for playoffs, matching marks set by Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin

Major League Baseball eliminated waiver deadline trades this year. That could compel Giants president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi to begin overhauling the roster earlier in the summer.

The pilot was able to eject and deploy a parachute and may have been released from the hospital, officials said.

Memorial Day marks the beginning of the summer holiday season, and with that, you may be putting plenty of miles on your car. By taking some basic maintenance steps, you can improve the odds your vehicle will get you where you’re going.

A tripod stolen from a Caltrans work site in Sacramento was flung into traffic on Interstate 5, smashing through the windshield of a minivan.

The man-made droid tracks will be easy enough to find in the Black Spire Outpost village on the Star Wars planet of Batuu, the setting for the new 14-acre themed land coming to the Anaheim theme park.

With its latest acquisition in the northernmost section of San Jose, Google now controls nine big buildings and has cobbled together a vast campus where several thousand of the search giant's employees could work.

"The Big Bang Theory" finale showed off the program's big heart, celebrating the friendship — quirky as it was — that has been the backbone of the CBS sitcom over 12 seasons.