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Mammoth 605 All-Star Band debuts at ‘test-drive’ march for Rose Parade
From Ron Yary Staduium in Bellflower to Mayfair Park in Lakewood, the 605 All-Star Band performed its first practice parade on Sunday, Dec. 1, ahead of 2025 Rose Parade.
San Pedro parade passes by thousands of spectators cheering the arrival of the holidays
The hometown parade kicks off coming weeks of holiday celebrations at the Port of Los Angeles
Bay Area commemorates World AIDS Day
Beginning Sunday, Dec. 1, officially recognized as World AIDS Day, celebrations are being held as part of a global movement to recognize the more than 35 million people who have died from AIDS-related illnesses in the past 40 years and share support for the estimated 38 million people currently living with AIDS, according to the National AIDS Trust.
San Mateo, Burlingame police shoot, injure man brandishing a gun
Officers involved placed on administrative leave as District Attorney conducts investigation.
High school football in pictures: Our staff’s best photos of Week 14, 2024
Games featured include Campolindo-Acalanes, Pittsburg-San Ramon, Bishop O'Dowd-Amador Valley, Los Gatos-St. Francis, Burlingame-Sacred Heart Prep, Palma-Wilcox, Sequoia-Leland
San Jose Turkey Trot draws thousands
Organizers praised the community effort, which has raised some $12 million over 20 years for South Bay agencies working on hunger and health issues.
Big-rig crash on Bay Bridge snarls traffic
Four lanes of the lower deck of the Bay Bridge were closed for almost four hours Thursday morning after a truck jackknifed.
‘Bomb cyclone’ storm expected to detonate in East Bay and South Bay on Friday
The rain is expected to continue with only a slight break through early next week.
US Justice Department seeks Google Chrome sale to curb monopoly
The US Justice Department and a group of states proposed major changes to Alphabet Inc.’s Google — including a forced sale of the company’s Chrome web browser — after a landmark ruling that the tech giant illegally monopolized online search.
Hot to trot: Where to find Turkey Trot events in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco and around the Bay Area
Bay Area's Turkey Trot menu loaded this Thanksgiving for serious and not-so serious runners.
Bay Area News Group high school football predictions: Week 13, 2024
Our guys pick 16 playoff games scheduled for this weekend, including Pittsburg-De La Salle, St. Francis-St. Ignatius, Los Gatos-Riordan, Cardinal Newman-San Ramon Valley, Menlo-Atherton at Wilcox.
Map: Tracking the storm in the Bay Area
The updating radar map shows areas of precipitation in green, with greater intensities indicated by yellow and orange.
AG asks judge to force LA County to address ‘serious ongoing deficiencies’ in juvenile halls
The state has ordered L.A. County to make improvements at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall or empty the facility by Dec. 12.
Leland, sophomore superstar Chrissy Flynn take on NorCal water polo with lessons from Olympic sister Jenna
Thanks to some tips from a family full of elite water polo players, Leland star Chrissy Flynn is ready to lead the Chargers into the Northern California Division II playoffs
Photos: The thrill of victory, the agony of loss, a homecoming for Klay and so much more captured in photos
Photos of the week: The thrill of victory, the agony of loss, Klay Thompson's homecoming, and so much more captured in photos
San Mateo County state, congressional leaders call for Corpus’ resignation
'The turmoil engulfing the Sheriff’s Office continues to damage the organization and its members'
Community meetings in the San Fernando Valley, Nov. 18-25
Find community meetings to suit your interests plus volunteer opportunities and farmers markets.
Palo Alto’s famed tree: How its ‘facts’ are totally wrong
Extensive new research by Palo Alto resident Jeff Watt, an electrical engineer with a dogged devotion to facts, is separating truth from fiction.