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2020 Herald-Tribune holiday book guide With so many people staying home during this pandemic year, it has been a good time to catch up on reading. Once again this year, I asked my Herald-Tribune colleagues to look back at favorite books they enjoyed or that moved or inspired them. Some were published in the last few months, others date back much earlier. Whatever the subject or genre, we hope you will find something to trigger your own interests or make a last-minue addition to your holiday wish list.  Jay Handelman, Arts Editor When the impeccable novelist-of-manners Laurie Colwin died une...

Within an investigation, how could all of this have fallen through the cracks? the city of oakland going to look at that and its processes to see why nobody got in there and blue the whistle on how ghost ship became this vast maze where so many people were residing, ana. >> paul vercammen live from oakland, thank you. the artists who lived and worked at that ghost ship warehouse were a close-knit community. firefighters found some bodies intertwined, hugging, a sign some victims had been trying to protect each other as they took their final breaths. gabe moline joins me live from san francis...

So this is going to be debated for years or decades to come. >> well, nice to know we have access to you get you back over here since we'll be talking about this for a while. jessica winter, arts editor at "time" magazine. it's a good read. "time" magazine. thanks for being here. 21 minutes past the hour. a sneak peek of some of those long-awaited super bowl ads that's ahead. also the los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa about the new poll on the latino vote and the gop. stay with me. but i'm still "stubbed" up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male an...

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