In November of 1876, the United States witnessed the closest presidential election in history. Rutherford B. Hayes was the ...

The second and final part of Tarmo Hannula's account of his recent trip to Oakland via train. Look for more of his writing in the future.

Any student of California history knows the story of the 1906 earthquake. San Francisco was torn apart by the quake itself, ...

That striking entrance, and its wide, grand staircase, is what attracted Stanford to the home in the first place.

There’s the City Cut for those who believe in moderation (bless their hearts), the House of Prime Rib Cut for the serious ...

In the heart of San Francisco, California, there’s a culinary time machine that’s been serving up slices of beefy nostalgia since 1949. It’s called the House of Prime Rib, and boy, does it live up to ...

The plane made its final descent into San Francisco. As it passed over the San Mateo Bridge, I stomped my feet in excitement ...

President Donald Trump’s return-to-office mandate for federal workers could have ripple effects in San Francisco, as scores ...

Preparedness isn’t the sole responsibility of local, state or national governments. While they all play major roles, unless ...

On June 1, 1848, two Allentown stable boys decided to take revenge on their boss for not giving them off on the traditional ...

The 153-year-old California Historical Society announced it has sunsetted its operations in downtown San Francisco, permanently closing the international orange-painted building housing its ...

Whenever an epic national disaster happens, Congressional squabbling over relief funds is certain to follow as it undoubtedly will with the Los Angeles ...