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Lindsay Schwimer, consumer travel expert at Hopper, shares tips for travelers impacted by government shutdown flight cuts.

Brady Emry was diagnosed with leukemia. He's now placekicker for Clayton Valley High.

Popular Livermore teacher Bill Cannon retiring after 34 years.

California’s Department of Education ruled that complaints of discrimination in the district were valid.

San Jose liquor store sells $14M winning SuperLotto ticket.

The Oakland Zoo is glowing bright once again for the holidays as its popular Glowfari event returns for its sixth season, transforming the zoo’s walking paths and exhibits into a wonderland of illuminated animals, insects, and Bay Area landmarks. But this year’s display comes at a higher price.

Friends, family, and colleagues are gathering at Grace Cathedral Church in San Francisco on Monday to honor the life and legacy of Belva Davis — the pioneering Bay Area journalist who broke barriers as the first African American woman to appear on television in the western United States.

Today will be mostly fair and warm. Highs could reach 80.

In a rare Sunday session, the Senate advanced a bipartisan measure to fund the government through January, after Democrats agreed to a separate December vote on health care subsidies.

With lawmakers in Washington working late Sunday to push forward with efforts to end the ongoing government shutdown, the budget crisis continues to ripple across the nation’s airports, leading to widespread delays and cancellations.

November is National Adoption Month — a time to raise awareness about the more than 100,000 children in foster care in need of permanent homes. Oakland mom, Anna Schocket adopted her daughter, she searched for a children’s book that reflected their story and couldn’t find one — so she decided to write her own.

San Francisco Chronicle senior political writer, Joe Garofoli talks Prop. 50 win, Gov. Newsom rally in Texas and the future of Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat.

Senators are moving toward a bipartisan agreement that would fund the government through the end of January and include a separate December vote on an Affordable Care Act bill.

You can count on another round of warm temperatures in the Monday forecast. Highs should range from the low 70s to the low 80s. Slightly cooler temperatures in the Veterans Day forecast. We are tracking a pattern change later in the week. The storm door could open up Wednesday afternoon - evening. Rainfall rates will be going up early Thursday. Winds could also be a factor as this storm drifts closer to the coast.

A person and a dog were shot in San Francisco’s Union Square on Sunday afternoon, shutting down a portion of busy Market Street as authorities investigated the scene.