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The promoters of the free three-day festival in Golden Gate Park have announced the second phase of the lineup.

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What water can be regulated and where? Those questions are at the heart of a coming U.S. Supreme Court case considering the WOTUS water rule. Utah and other states have fought back against a rule they argue extends too much authority to the EPA.

A visit to California’s Central Coast led to new equally relaxing and adventurous memories for Vanessa Hua’s family.

The scrappy, homegrown music festival, an invaluable showcase for local artists and venues, is slated to kick off in S.F. and Oakland on Feb. 21.

Local filmmakers, programmers and cultural figures talk about the celebrated S.F. theaters impact on their lives and look to its future with some trepidation.

When the coronavirus lockdown hit the Bay Area, many people took to the region’s hiking...

Skip to main content Craft beers #MeToo moment hits Humble Sea, Modern Times, Original Pattern and other Bay Area breweries FacebookTwitterEmail Adam Lustig pours a beeer at Humble Sea Brewery in Santa Cruz.Brian Feulner/Special to The Chronicle Allegations of sexual, racial and other misconduct published on Instagram have rocked the American craft beer industry this week, prompting resignations, firings and promises for change at Bay Area beer businesses. The CEO and founder of San Diego-based...

Bay Briefing: California is reopening. Is that risky? FacebookTwitterEmail Alvin Chong receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from William Wohlfeiler, San Francisco Department of Public Health nursing student, at the Southeast Health Center in San Francisco.Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Friday, April 2, and California’s underwater meadows are helping reverse one symptom of climate change. Here’s what you need to know to start your day. The rules still apply With l...

Bay Briefing: The vaccine hunters FacebookTwitterEmail I got vaccinated messages written by people who had gotten their vaccines are seen taped to a rolling door at a warehouse at the San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market being used as a vaccine hub on Friday, March 19, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Thursday, April 1, and Bay Area musicians are looking back at a year without in-person live shows. Here’s what you need to know to start ...