Mikel Merino scored in stoppage time to give Spain a 1-0 win over Portugal, sending Spain to the World Cup quarterfinals and ending Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career. Merino, a substitute, finished…
The Golden State Warriors are losing the LeBron James sweepstakes, but columnist Dieter Kurtenbach argues the team is not a victim—its front office, led by Mike Dunleavy and Joe Lacob, is paralyzed by…
New federal data shows steep drops in Affordable Care Act enrollment across many states, with Ohio and Oklahoma each losing nearly one-third of enrollees after enhanced subsidies expired in January. T…
Serena Williams withdrew from her Wimbledon doubles match with sister Venus on Saturday due to a right knee injury sustained during her singles loss earlier in the week. The 44-year-old tennis star ex…
Digital artist Rhonda Holberton's piece 'Collateral Influences' at the San Jose Museum of Art highlights women's overlooked roles in technology, using a 3D-printed plum tree to represent Ada Lovelace'…
Seventy-six immigrants from 28 countries became U.S. citizens aboard the USS Hornet in Alameda during an annual Fourth of July naturalization ceremony ahead of America's 250th birthday. The new citize…
The sale of the publicly owned Oakland Coliseum complex missed a June 30 deadline, but officials say the date is no longer a serious checkpoint. The $240 million deal faces complications including a l…
AT&T won early federal approval from the FCC to end landline service for 184,000 California households, overriding a state order to maintain service. The decision keeps AT&T's broader bid alive to hav…
Fifty years after the nation celebrated its Bicentennial with patriotism and unity under President Gerald Ford, the 250th anniversary in 2026 has been co-opted by President Donald Trump into a self-ag…
Maureen Dowd reflects on her parents' belief in fairness as an American trait, contrasting it with modern greed and political corruption, including the Trump family's kleptocracy and the fatal shootin…
Columnist John Crisp reflects on American exceptionalism and freedom ahead of the 250th Independence Day, praising the nation's tolerance for protest including flag burning, while criticizing Presiden…
The opinion piece argues that 19th-century reformers, including women's rights activists and abolitionists, made the United States more equal, inclusive, and strong by fighting for universal suffrage …
A family photo from 30 years ago was retouched with AI to enhance the appearance of relatives, prompting a reader to confront their cousin about the unnecessary alteration. The cousin denied knowledge…
On July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, marking the birth of the United States as an independent nation. The annual celebration…
A reader argues that a federal tax on the ultra-wealthy is unlikely under GOP control due to constitutional constraints, suggesting instead that higher tax rates on corporate profits and income stream…
San José Animal Care Services faces criticism for banning volunteer photography and removing volunteer rights from its handbook without explanation, prompting calls for transparency from the community…
Two Bay Area airports will receive nearly $40 million in federal funding to upgrade taxiways and improve safety as part of a $107 million investment in airport infrastructure across California. Oaklan…
California Water Service (Cal Water) reported that a June 11 cyberattack claimed by Iranian-linked hacker group Handala was limited to unauthorized access of one customer's online account via stolen c…
Prologis plans to convert a 302,800-square-foot industrial building in San Jose into a data center and tech hub with 49 megawatts of power, potentially attracting companies like Nvidia. The project in…
Bay Area high school students are increasingly factoring artificial intelligence into their college major and career decisions, with some reconsidering computer science due to fears of automation whil…