Peoples Incredible

The San Jose Sharks can’t seem to catch a break or win a hockey game. Neither breakthrough occurred in another close, late loss, this time to the Calgary Flames.

Plus musings on Mike Brown’s firing, spin moves and the number 34.

Widening loan defaults and foreclosures haunted Bay Area office, hotel and apartment properties in 2024 but a flurry of tech leases are creating some hope.

“You can’t pick a vegetable in a book.” How a San Mateo County non-profit plants the seeds of healthy futures

Alameda County Supervisor Keith Carson attended his last meeting after 32 years at the Board of Supervisors.

What a year 2024 was for Bay Area high school sports. It started with Archbishop Mitty’s girls basketball program having one of the most dominant seasons in recent memory, while the Salesian Pride embodied the true meaning of team basketball on the boys’ side. Mitty’s Monarchs also dominated prep soccer, with its boys and girls winning

Mental health and addiction treatment providers in San Mateo County say they’ve had to cut programs after a reform changed how Medi-Cal pays for those services. A county official said it could benefit the county, however.

Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions visit Levi’s Stadium for the final home game of this injury-riddled 49ers season

Kamala Harris loses, a baseball icon dies, new mayors for Oakland and San Francisco, and scandal rocks a Dublin prison

An East Bay nonprofit organization that provides attendant care, free transportation to seniors and people with disabilities as well as wheelchair repairs will soon mark 30 years in Berkeley – the birthplace of the independent living movement.