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Best kids’ loungewear for relaxation, play and everything in between
Kids’ loungewear is just what they need to kick back on the couch to watch cartoons or sprawl on their bed with a good book.
Bay Area fire danger increases, and expected rain appears unlikely
Temperatures in the hottest places are not expected to exceed the mid-80s this week.
Top green teas for a refreshing and energizing boost
Although it can contain as much, if not more, caffeine than black tea, green tea provides a mellow energetic boost without the frenetic rush of black tea.
Tesla Optimus bots were remotely operated at Cybercab event
Elon Musk didn’t disclose that staffers oversaw interactions.
Grooming your pet isn’t just for looks
Sadly, it’s not uncommon for animals whose care has been neglected to come through the doors of Marin Humane. Some animals, especially dogs that have hair instead of fur — fur sheds, hair doesn’t — require regular grooming. It isn’t just for looks; it’s an important part of their overall health and comfort. And when
New study reveals major sea level rise vulnerabilities at Seacliff State Beach
After more than a year of work, California State Parks has produced a report detailing serious vulnerabilities to climate change-fueled impacts at two popular oceanside destinations in Santa Cruz County.
High school football rankings Week 8, 2024: Bay Area News Group Top 25
Burlingame and Amador Valley enter the rankings, Valley Christian continues to rise, and more.
No Bake Treats: Chocolate Peanut Butter Crisp Bars
Got cereal crumbs in the bottom of that Shredded Wheat bag? Got peanut butter in the cupboard? Here’s how to turn those leftovers into delicious, snackable treats.
Newcomers vie for two Antioch City Council seats
No matter what, the political landscape of the five-person City Council is guaranteed to change after the Nov. 5 election.
A tale of two turfs: Bay Area residents split over using artificial grass
Supporters say turf provides a year-round surface at a lower maintenance cost than grass; critics argue that turf infills contain “forever chemicals,” which can cause adverse health effects.