Новости за 28.08.2023

Ari Patu, Ashton Daniels and Justin Lamson are competing to start for Stanford coach Troy Taylor

Brock Purdy's warmup routine appeared lighter as the 49ers warmed up Monday for their first closed practice since training camp.

New works by Liz Duffy Adams and Jocelyn Bioh, and a new play about Agatha Christie, highlight exciting new season in Bay Area theater.

A downtown Concord tower has been bought in a deal that underscores the weakness of the Bay Area office sector.

The defendant is an alleged member of a Mission District subset of the Norteno gang, and was present with fellow gang member Fernando Madrigal shortly before Madrigal murdered a 15-year-old boy, authorities say.

Many conservatives have blasted Francis' emphasis instead on social justice issues such as the environment and the poor, while also branding as heretical his opening to letting divorced and civilly remarried Catholics receive the sacraments.

Make your choice for the top performance among boys high school athletes from Aug. 21-26.

The Paramount+ documentary offers a hint as to how Presley might have navigated his career if things had panned out differently — namely, if he had extricated himself from his manager Colonel Tom Parker.

A 1,878-square-foot house built in 1974 has changed hands. The property located in the 3500 block of Skyline Drive in Hayward was sold on July 13, 2023, for $1,500,000, or $799 per square foot.

Make your choice for the top performance among girls high school athletes from Aug. 21-26

Twenty miles to the southeast, the Elliot and Swillup fires of the Happy Camp Complex merged over the weekend.

An estimated 6-12 million infestations of head lice occur each year in the U.S. among children 3 to 11 years old, predominantly among preschool children in child care settings and children in elementary school.

Experts say it’s less risky to catch Covid-19 than it used to be, but there are still good reasons not to treat it casually.

Larry Haith, a 73-year-old Idahoan and retired president and general manager of an auto parts firm, is a Republican who described Biden for the poll as an "idiot" and called Trump "arrogant." He said he doesn't plan on voting for either next year.

Ángeles Béjar told the state news agency EFE she would remain on hunger strike "night and day" until a solution is found to the "inhumane hounding" of her son.

Dance fans can look forward to recitals by Smuin Ballet, Chitresh Das, Urban Bush Women and more.

Some of the most widely used drugs in the U.S. may be heading for lower prices under Medicare, a move that could save taxpayers billions of dollars and squeeze profits for big pharmaceutical companies.

NBC opts for scenes of San Francisco over San Jose during U.S. gymnastics championships.

Drive-thrus require huge amounts of asphalt and impact air quality, with motorists spewing emissions as they inch forward for a crispy chicken sandwich, bank withdrawal or venti latte.

Retailers and brands offer big discounts at the end of the summer.

A spacious house located in the 1200 block of Chateau Drive in San Jose has new owners. The 2,650-square-foot property, built in 1964, was sold on Aug. 10, 2023, for $2,602,000, or $982 per square foot.

The former president's attorneys argued that an April 2026 trial date was necessary to account for the huge volume of evidence they say they are reviewing.

Athletic director Ray Anderson and president Michael Crow waited until five days before the season to whack the football program and leave the players with no recourse.

"We're not going to be scoreboard-watching, saying, 'Oh, De La Salle is down.'" Plus, Pittsburg's win on 'Holy ground,' more on Los Gatos QB's five-TD game and an early peek at Week 2's top matchups.

Brett Johnson missed the Bears' last two seasons with a hip injury suffered in a car crash and an ACL tear suffered in training camp.