Al Fields

These are dark days for Notre Dame de Namur University — and the worst may be yet to come.

It’s Dungeness crab season. You know what that means: a seemingly endless parade of Peninsula crab feeds and cioppino nights.

It seems like a world away, but it’s just an hour’s drive west (in reasonable traffic) from the heart of the Peninsula to tiny San Gregorio on the San Mateo County coast.

If you happen to venture into the rural Kings Mountain area west of quiet Woodside, you have to be impressed with the level of civilization that has taken over there, albeit in subtle ways.

Got a yen for Peninsula nostalgia? Have a hankering for a kinder, gentler, less traffic-choked period in our checkered history?

Silicon Valley is rife with iconic figures, visionaries who have left a lasting imprint on the region and the world at large.

Forty years ago, a teen tragedy shocked Foster City to its core. The April 1979 deaths of five girls who lived in that island community remain one of the worst (if not the worst) incidents in the t…

You probably have never heard of Harold T. Johnson, better known as “Bizz” Johnson.

The Stanford Graduate School of Business will host what is billed as a Sports Innovation Conference Wednesday Feb. 27 at 8 a.m. in CEMEX Auditorium.

We hesitate to make this call but it seems quite possible that extensive work on a replacement bridge over the Crystal Spring Dam may be completed early next year.