Jay Barmann

Out at the edges of the progressive Bay Area, you're bound to find some tensions between people whose political and cultural bread isn't exactly buttered on the same progressive side.

A new restaurant, called The Old Post Office, from the restaurant group behind Spruce and The Village Pub, opens October 1 in Burlingame's old post office at 220 Park Road.

A San Jose couple and the woman who managed their business have been charged with pimping and other felonies following a raid on Hummingbird Day Spa in Cupertino.

The fall opening schedule for restaurants is starting to come into view, and I can say with some certainty that, barring some late surprises, I already know what I'm looking forward that's coming down the pike.

BART officials blamed an overtaxed HVAC system and Tuesday's heat for the Daly City substation fire; a Foster City man won't face charges for setting his condo complex on fire; and it looks like the Niners' sleep and travel strategy paid off.

In a new report discussing safety measures that have been taken by Anthropic when it detects that its models are being used for potentially malicious activity, the company says its AI was used to possibly begin developing new bio-weapons.

Being memorable to everyone is key to getting lucrative personal-injury cases, as the Barnes Firm, Sweet James, Walkup Law, the Law Brothers, and others have shown with their ubiquitous TV advertising. Now Anh Phoong wants in on the action.

After police were called to perform a mental health wellness check on a woman in an East Richmond apartment Thursday evening, the situation quickly turned chaotic with the woman shooting a gun at officers.

The nonprofit African American Arts & Culture Complex in the Fillmore District was under a bit of a cloud of suspicion while a city audit was underway, but that audit has revealed that its money problems mostly stemmed from poor accounting and mismanagement.

A weekend-long festival inspired by the small-town autumn coziness of 'The Gilmore Girls' will double as a rare tourist draw for the East Bay hamlet of Danville this October.