49ers OTAs: Nick Bosa, George Kittle Injury Updates and New Roster Moves

The San Francisco 49ers kicked off OTA's, on Wednesday. The team has had almost full turnout for the voluntary workouts, according to head coach Kyle Shanahan. 

Free music festival to be held in San Francisco rooftop park

A free daylong music festival will take place next month, high above San Francisco in a downtown rooftop park.

Boy, 16, punched by Fairfield officer speaks out

A 16-year-old boy seen on video being repeatedly punched by a police officer at Fairfield High School told KTVU on Thursday the officer should be fired.

12th annual Bay Area Book Festival, a bold, Berkeley-based literary extravaganza

Starting this Friday, Berkeley will hold its 12th annual Bay Area Book Festival, a "world-class literary extravaganza", boasting as many as 400 authors on 21 stages at multiple downtown venues. 

Bye-bye lions: San Francisco Zoo announces plans to send remaining lions elsewhere

They’re some of the San Francisco Zoo’s most cherished attractions and currently the largest big cats in its residence, but plans are underway to send the facility’s two remaining lions elsewhere, leaving the zoo lionless.  

Bay Area deputies form soccer team inspired by 2026 World Cup

Motivated by World Cup excitement, Santa Clara County Sheriff’s deputies formed "Juventus Crew," a competitive soccer team composed mostly of main jail staff.

FIFA World Cup inspires soccer team formation with Bay Area deputies
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Players of the "Juventus Crew" are mostly deputies who work in the Santa Clara County Main Jail. The team's formation was inspired by the FIFA World Cup that's taking place in two weeks.

Former SF dentist charged in alleged ambush killing of tenant in Outer Sunset

A former San Francisco dentist and landlord has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal shooting this month in the city’s Outer Sunset neighborhood.

Poll shows Americans’ confidence in US moral values continuing to decline

A new poll shows Americans are more pessimistic than ever about the nation’s moral values, with record numbers rating the values as “poor."

Dallas gas explosion at apartment complex leaves 3 dead, sends multiple others to hospital

A suspected gas explosion and fire were reported on Thursday at an apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. Officials confirmed that at least three people were killed in the explosion, including a child.

Ayesha Curry’s International Smoke San Francisco quietly closes

International Smoke San Francisco, the restaurant founded by Ayesha Curry and Chef Michael Mina , quietly closed its doors.

Oakland to rename street to honor hometown NBA legend Gary Payton Sr.

Oakland city council member Noel Callo recommended that the city adopt a resolution to commemoratively rename 40th Avenue between Mera Street and Carrington Street as “Gary Payton Way," and authorize the installation of a plaque honoring him.

Remains found in 1992 disappearance case as husband, mother-in-law charged

Human remains believed to be connected to the decades-old disappearance of Anna Manning have been discovered in Boyle County, Kentucky, authorities said.

Live updates: Los Gatos 'Party Mom' sentenced to more than 30 years

A Los Gatos mother convicted of holding alcohol-fueled sex parties for teens was sentenced in Santa Clara County Superior Court to over 30 years.

Heartbeat of Tahiti: AAPI heritage through dance
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The powerful sounds of Tahitian percussion have carried legends, and ancestry for centuries. Matahani Tahitian Dance Studio, with locations in Concord and Hercules, showcases the artistry, history, and cultural pride behind traditional Polynesian performance.

San Leandro's Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay
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The Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay, honors that legacy by helping generations of Vietnamese American and immigrant families navigate life in the United States with dignity and support. Shirley Gee, executive director of VACCEB, expands on mission.

Green card rules just changed: what to know
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Adriel Orozco, senior policy counsel at the American Immigration Council, gives insight on new USCIS memo for green card applicants.