Bay Curious News Today

Hike near Leona Heights in Oakland, and you might come across vibrant graffiti art painted on the concrete remnants of an old conveyor tram that transported rock down the hill.

Chocolate came to San Francisco during the Gold Rush to feed hungry miners, but newer businesses like Socola and Fermosa have put their own twists on the sweet treat.

Our gift recommendations for urbanists who care about creating equitable cities.

The Winchester Mystery has been thrilling visitors for a century now with its bizarre architecture and ghostly tales about its Victorian creator, Sarah Winchester. Can we ever know the truth behind the legends?

Add these episodes to your listening rotation during the NPR Network's Climate Solutions Week, where we're dedicated to stories and conversations about the search for climate solutions.

Coastside News Group Inc., the locally owned publisher of the Half Moon Bay Review, Pacifica Tribune and Coastside Magazine, has been named one of 39 newsrooms across the state chosen

California aims to be powered 100% by clean energy by 2045. Tapping into ocean energy could help chip away at the difference.

The "Bay Curious" book answers questions about San Francisco with the aim of appealing to locals and tourists alike.

There is a bridge in Lisbon that looks quite similar to our own Golden Gate Bridge. What gives?

Now that we've defrosted from the coldest and wettest winter in recent memory, it's time to trade cozy Netflix nights in for these fun things out.Here's what's on this week: Ferry Flicks at the Ferry Building, a Star Wars Sith Rave, Cinco de Mayo celebrations, Sonoma's spring farm tours, the Bay Are...