Retired National Park Service ranger turns 104

She was the oldest National Park Service Ranger in the U.S. Now she is turning 104.

Cake lovers unite: Massive Bay Area cake party to return

A popular cake-lovers’ extravaganza is set to return, and it will not only offer a chance for Bay Area cake lovers to converge, but it will be held at a new and much-anticipated waterfront park.

This over-the-counter spray could protect you from COVID-19: study

New breakthrough research suggests that a common, over-the-counter nasal spray used to treat allergies may protect against COVID-19 and potentially other respiratory viruses. 

Richmond media students to report from the sidelines at Oakland Roots game

A student-led media team from Richmond is getting the chance to be on the sidelines as sports reporters and photographers for the Oakland Roots game on Saturday.

FDA limits access to updated COVID-19 shots: What we know

Millions of healthy adults and children who are interested in getting an updated COVID-19 shot for extra protection may have to cross several new hurdles to do so.

Mountain View teens create fire retardant used in Calistoga

Two Mountain View teens created a non-toxic retardant that helped protect homes from wildfires like the Pickett Fire.

Blind woman part of record-setting hike up Kilimanjaro

Kristie Colton is blind and she’s joining a group of hikers from around the world to become the largest group of blind hikers to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro in the fall.

Bay Area surfing program supports inner-city youth's mental health

A caravan of surf vans arrived at the Stinson Beach parking lot on a quiet morning in August.  The excitement, pouring out of the vans, will soon mesh with the Pacific.  This camp brings surfing to a level that soars beyond just riding waves. 

Spreading smiles: SF Giants play ball with UCSF pediatric patients

Players with the San Francisco Giants put on their jerseys, but not for a regularly scheduled game Friday. Instead, they went just a few blocks away from the ballpark, to play ball with a very special group of courageous kids.

Wholesale prices surged in July: BLS
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced this week that wholesale prices in the month of July rose at the fastest pace in three years. We take a look at how this may impact other areas of the economy.

Office vacancies down in SF, ‘gold rush’ for commercial real estate

Real estate experts and data collectors claim San Francisco is seeing a revival as office space vacancies are lower than they’ve been in years.

Trump's economic power play: fed and jobs data in the crosshairs
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President Trump shaking up two key economic posts, firing the nations top jobs data official and eyeing another pick for the federal reserve. Robert Z. Lawrence, professor of international trade and investment, at Harvard Kennedy School, explains what's at stake.

A day with Stephen Curry in the offseason

Steph Curry talked about life after the game, while acknowledging the game isn't over yet.