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Whether it's drizzling, damp or full-on dumping, a rainy day is a perfect time to ... throw an axe, get splashy with paint or hit a cozy bookstore, preferably one with snuggly cats. Here's how to play from San Jose to Pleasant Hill.

Whether it's drizzling, damp or full-on dumping, a rainy day is a perfect time to ... throw an axe, get splashy with paint or hit a cozy bookstore, preferably one with snuggly cats. Here's how to play from San Jose to Pleasant Hill.

Whether it's drizzling, damp or full-on dumping, a rainy day is a perfect time to ... throw an axe, get splashy with paint or hit a cozy bookstore, preferably one with snuggly cats. Here's how to play from San Jose to Pleasant Hill.

His childhood dream was rooted in Steinbeck’s Cannery Row. $7 million later, he owned a piece of it: the 1937 sardine boat that had plied the Sea of Cortez.

A lot estimated at $700,000 worth of unique and very personal items will be sold at a live Bonhams auction in New York. The collection of over 100 items were passed down from Steinbeck's sister Mary to her daughter and son-in-law.

The tiny piece of paper features writing from the famous 1937 novels first chapter, where Steinbeck was introducing his central characters, George Milton and Lennie Small.

When it opened in 2023, the eight-story building was a pioneering collaboration between the city and San Jose State University.

Many unpublished journals detailing the depression of the American author are up for auction in New York

To celebrate, the Sag Harbor establishment is toasting the legacy of famous former patron, John Steinbeck.

Steinbeck believed that the United States was a force for good and fortunate in its ability to correct itself.