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For Halloween, the Close All Tabs team recounts the spookiest internet urban legends to date.

As Election Day draws closer, some key races and ballot measures across the state remain contentious.

Two 911 calls from May 2024 furthered the FBI’s investigation into alleged public corruption that’s now the subject of a federal trial involving former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao.

As the governor weighs a presidential run, is he also looking ahead to how it might play nationally?

The rare wildlife sighting highlights habitat restoration success on California’s coast and raises questions about the otter's origins.

Marin County’s Measure P proposes adopting a special parcel tax to increase access to childcare. If it passes, the Bay Area county would be the fourth in eight years to create a local solution to a broken market.

After a second win in a row against the Atlanta Dream, the Valks are one game away from securing the championship title.

It comes as more immigrants are being released from detention facilities in California.

Officials report more public interest in ballot counting, more skepticism and more appreciation, in light of President Donald Trump’s challenges to voting system integrity.

Two developers explain what it'll take to turn San Francisco's empty offices into apartments.