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A cozy craft night offers Bay Area residents a new way to belong.

In his new book “The Nerd Reich: Silicon Valley Fascism and the War on Democracy,” journalist Gil Durán warns that tech billionaires are attempting to overthrow American democracy - a movement that’s been years in the making. But will they succeed?

With soaring tuition, and uncertainty with AI, more young people are second guessing going to college.

Beaver Street’s shiny slab isn’t just a geologic curiosity — it’s part of a long legacy for Bay Area climbers who have used city rocks and buildings to train for the heights of Yosemite Valley.

It's been a tough growing season for many farmers in the Central Valley.

How a 22-year-old student from India created a popular MAGA influencer to grift conservative men.

Class is back in session at OUSD schools this week, with one notable change: A strict phone-free policy.

Can AI tools and chatbots help educators bring more critical thinking into classrooms?

Former federal prosecutor David Becker discusses President Donald Trump’s campaign to influence U.S. elections - and whether it will make a difference in November.

Living in the famed area “comes with a huge price tag. When we have disaster, it's abundant,” said Meredith Gafill, whose family runs Nepenthe restaurant.