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Butterflies, intoxicating highs and crushing lows can feel like signs that you’ve found the one. But, according to Neuroscientist Tom Bellamy intense chemistry doesn’t equal the right partner.

Warming winters, an old soil fungus and the relentless suburban spread of Silicon Valley have finally caught up with one of the last fruit farmers in the Valley of Heart's Delight.

In 2021, California voters were asked whether to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom. But there was also a second question: Who should replace him?

The Affordable Care Act was a victory for Pelosi, but her compromises also defined the landmark bill

Eight movies top our list of the best scary films set in the Bay Area.

Proposition 4 would overturn a prior ban on publicly funded financing programs for political candidates.

Guest V.S. Subrahmanian argues that the nation's cybersecurity problems go far beyond the frontier labs

The viral song “We Want Your Pee” jokingly advocates that urine could cool data centers… but could it actually work?

Listen in as three young organizers reflect on what motivated them to get involved in voter registration and electoral campaigns.

Opponents of Proposition 45 argue the Legislature already fixed CEQA with a bill that took effect last year.