By Seth Borenstein | Associated Press No matter how much the world cuts back on carbon emissions, a key and sizable chunk of Antarctica is essentially doomed to an “unavoidable”… Read More

Welcome back to the Bay Area News Group’s high school football roundup. Here, you’ll find all the details from the weekend’s action in this news organization’s covera… Read More

SAN JOSE — Kairee Robinson only needed one good leg to make Alonzo Carter a believer. Sitting next to NFL All-Pro running back Maurice Jones-Drew and legendary De La Salle head coach B… Read More

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MANILA, Philippines – The September-October 2023 Certified Public Accountant licensure exam (CPALE) results, together with the complete list of passers, are available on this page as r… Read More

Eleven-year-old Gabriel Coleman and his friends Maarten and Merel dug through driftwood piled on the shoreline under the Dumbarton Bridge, doggedly on the hunt for pieces of plastic and ot… Read More

Presented by Californians for Energy Independence: Inside the Golden State political arena Sep 19, 2023 View in browser  … Read More

Welcome back to the Bay Area News Group’s high school football roundup. Here, you’ll find all the details from the weekend’s action in this news organization’s covera… Read More

Welcome back to the Bay Area News Group’s high school football roundup. Here, you’ll find all the details from the weekend’s action in this news organization’s covera… Read More

Before the pandemic, Oakland lawyer Bryan Schwartz boarded planes for three to four business trips a month. Now he takes that many work trips in an entire year. Some events and hearin… Read More

Welcome back to the Bay Area News Group’s high school football roundup. Here, you’ll find all the details from the weekend’s action in this news organization’s cover… Read More

WALNUT CREEK – Last call for drinks at the Spoontonic Lounge will now occur two hours earlier than usual — a change Walnut Creek officials hope will help reduce police calls, vio… Read More

Celebrating 50 years of hip hop and its special bond with sport As hip hop celebrates its 50th anniversary on August 11, Sky Sports’ Cam Hogwood explores how it has become intertwined… Read More

A Mexican mother walked into a bank in her home city of Culiacán in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, where an $8,000 remittance from the United States was waiting. She withdrew the funds… Read More

Drivers stopped near Julian Street and Highway 87 in downtown San Jose on Friday morning may have wondered what was happening on the concrete island near the ramps. Were the 50 or so people… Read More

They clapped along to Sicilian folk songs. Sipped varietals from local Italian-American wine makers. Laughed as locals gamely stepped into barrels to stomp grapes. Explored family histories… Read More

It requires more than two jazz festivals to take the measure of Patrice Rushen, but this week offers a good start. A composer with a symphony under her belt and commissions from leading orch… Read More

Earlier this year, The Mercury News made an alarming discovery after polling 33 Bay Area school districts: More than a third hadn’t trained teachers and staff to recognize the signs of… Read More

BadIntersections.com has been building a database of notoriously dangerous intersections for the last 3 years.  This database has grown to over 11,000 locations of hazardous pedestri… Read More

Parades rolled across the Bay Area in honor of Independence Day on Tuesday, bringing to conclusion a long holiday weekend. Alameda’s Fourth of July parade is billed as the longest in t… Read More

MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Science and Technology–Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) announces the anticipated results of the highly competitive science and tech… Read More