Walkouts at UC Berkeley and San Francisco State come months after the spring’s pro-Palestinian encampments and protests.

A push to put affordable housing on surplus land owned by California, like a project at an outdated San Francisco DMV office, faces obstacles, including infrastructure and funding issues.

Indigenous people have been classified as Latino despite distinct culture, language and health outcomes.

From Yosemite to Tahoe to the backcountry, even seasoned campers can be startled by their first bear encounter. From how to stand your ground to the mistakes campers make, here's what to know.

As part of a deal with federal prosecutors, Joanne Segovia, the former executive director of the San José Police Officers’ Association, pleaded guilty Tuesday to illegally importing opioids. She could receive a sentence of as much as 20 years in prison.

Lara Aburamadan reported from the ground in Gaza. Now in the Bay Area, she founded Refugee Eye, an art studio.

San Francisco’s school closures list has been months in the making, with a delay that frustrated families and teachers.