Connor Letourneau

Retail theft keeps rising in the Bay Area. Now an AI tool is helping some store owners stop thieves

Oakland firefighters fear the closures of fire stations, resulting in longer response times, could mean an Los Angeles-sized blaze in their future.

Oakland budget cuts leave arts nonprofits in the city reeling: ‘We need more culture, not less’

Thousands attended San Francisco’s annual MLK Day March on Monday, saying King's message was especially relevant as it coincided with Inauguration Day.

After the Eaton Fire, will the thriving Black and Latino communities in the Los Angeles suburb of Altadena be able to rebuild?

Rising seas due to climate change could inundate most of Pacifica west of Highway 1 by 2100. Should residents fight back or plan for a “managed retreat”?

Often dubbed Los Angeles’ “hidden gem,” the diverse community of Altadena is dotted with affordable housing, small orchards and minivans. 

Lake County's Kelseyville is named for 19th century settler who committed atrocities against local Pomo tribe. Plan to rename the town Konocti opens old wounds.

A shift toward more conservative leadership underscored just how far voters in Antioch were willing to go to address concerns over public safety and corruption.

Tens of thousands of Bay Area tech workers have lost their jobs to layoffs. Some aim to find new tech jobs but others are switching to new fields and passions.