Chris Bell gets an opportunity to celebrate a San Francisco Bay Area homecoming under a new name when he leads Syracuse against host Stanford in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Wednesday night.

Unhoused people in the South Bay were given access to free health screenings, showers, bike repairs and other services during a health fair in San Jose on Friday.

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Elected San Francisco leaders, public-health officials, substance-use experts and nonprofit heads have pledged renewed commitment to minimize racial disparities in fatal overdoses. The vow stemmed from The City’s first Overdose Prevention Summit on Thursday,

A top South Bay business leader is seeking a game plan so San Jose can score economic benefits from upcoming sports mega-events.

From live performances and cultural demonstrations to conversations with artists and plenty of vendor markets, The Examiner has rounded up ways you can celebrate Black History Month in San Francisco throughout February.

One of the country’s biggest hubs for H-1B tech workers has jumped into the legal fray over President Donald Trump‘s executive order stripping immigrants’ children of birthright citizenship.

Of all the changes to hit Bay Area radio in recent years, lunch orders might not seem like a big one. Sometimes in a sea of change, however, anything can be a treasured anchor. So it is for Gambino’s New York Subs,

Santa Clara County is joining the number of lawsuits filed against President Donald Trump and his administration over the executive orders to end birthright citizenship.

The San Francisco General Hospital Foundation (SFGHF) has announced that 22 artists have been selected to participate in the 2025 Hearts in San Francisco project. Included this year will be two large heart sculptures,

Local Jewish agency heads knew Trump would clamp down on undocumented immigrants but didn’t expect the doors to close on refugees.

KCSM host Sonny Buxton is shown in the documentary “KCSM 91.1: The Bay Area’s Jazz Station to the World.” Courtesy Brandon Roots.