August 2026
Giants rout Rockies 7-1 as Logan Webb cruises and Drew Gilbert drives in 3
Logan Webb gave up four hits and one run in six innings.
4,000-foot-deep marine layer brings wet weather to Bay Area
A low-pressure system is bringing below-normal temperatures, along with fog and the occasional drizzle, to the Bay Area.
Freeland’s 8 strong innings, Veen’s home run power Rockies past Giants 5-2
Kyle Freeland pitched eight innings of one-run ball, Zac Veen hit his second home run of the year and the Colorado Rockies beat the slumping San Francisco Giants 5-2 to take the opener of a three-game…
Gas company Phillips 66 left California. A year later they plan to return.
Phillips 66 shut down its California oil refinery in 2025. It now plans to build a pipeline to supply fuel to the market, which could mean lower gas prices.
1 escapes, 1 dies after car plummets into the ocean in Santa Cruz
Emergency crews were called just before 1 a.m. on Thursday for a report of a car that drove off a cliff at West Cliff Drive near Steamers Lane.
‘Breathtaking’ Bay Area beach once owned by Chris Isaak to open as public park
Tunitas Creek Beach in San Mateo County was often used as a spot for wild parties and raves.
Major League Baseball awards 2028 All-Star Game to San Francisco, which last hosted in 2007
The All-Star Game is returning to San Francisco in two years. Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred made the announcement that the 2028 Midsummer Classic will be played at Oracle Park, home…
Rabid bat gets tangled in visitor’s hair at Olympic National Park
A rabid bat became tangled in a woman’s hair at Olympic National Park and swooped at other visitors, prompting officials to warn of possible exposure.
Field of Dreams nostalgia lives on through the Ghost Players and their passion for Iowa and baseball
The Iowa farmland mystique from “Field of Dreams” still lives on through a group of locals who call themselves the Ghost Players. They’re fashioned after the dead baseball players who emerged from…
A resident-run PAC is causing an identity crisis for a Bay Area town
Clayton Watch has inserted itself into the politics of Clayton, California, a city of 11,000 people.