Covid-19 has infused the 2020 football season with unprecedented chaos, challenging some conferences, waylaying others and packing ramifications across the spectrum. The pandemic will wreck havoc on budgets, affect recruiting, change NFL Draft dynamics and impact FBS rosters for years to come. Other implications are only faintly detectable — background noise to the sport’s biggest […]
Although both the LNU and SCU Complex fires made progress on being fully contained, three casualties from the LNU blaze in August were identified on Wednesday. “The three identified individuals were found on Aug. 19 and are directly related to the Napa LNU Complex fires,” a news release from Napa County stated. “All three decedents […]
Drive-in revue Stages are still closed due to the coronavirus, but Children’s Musical Theater San Jose is taking its final shows of the season to the big screen on Thursday, Sept. 10. West Wind Capitol Drive-in will screen a CMT double feature, one show featuring the troupe’s older performers and one revue starring performers ages […]
Got your looong weekend plans yet? We have some cool from ideas awesome day trips to killer barbecue to virtual Burning Man.
Since business shutdowns imposed by state and local government officials began in mid-March, a stunning 8.13 million California workers have filed initial claims for unemployment benefits.
Governor's approach is doomed to fail until state has sufficient testing capacity.
Zen priests rake as a form of meditation, a way of harmonizing their lives and the world.
Abram captivated 'Hard Knocks' viewers in training camp, but missed almost all of his rookie season with a shoulder injury.
Carolina's Christian McCaffrey, Cowboys Ezekiel Elliott lead the pack of backs
East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for September 3, 2020