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The Oakland A’s are winning on the field. Whether or not they also win their fight to build a new ballpark in Oakland remains to be seen.

Bay Briefing: What we know about the San Jose mass shooting FacebookTwitterEmail VTA employees are escorted to the county building by police after an apparent mass shooting incident occurred early Wednesday, May 26, 2021 at the Valley Transportation Authority maintenance facility in San Jose, Calif.Josie Lepe / Special to the Chronicle Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Thursday, May 27. Here’s what you need to know to start your day. ‘Every mayor’s worst nightmare’ The gunshots broke out just after 6:30 a.m. Wednesday and continued as the first of dozens of law enforcement officers rushe...

The Las Vegas A's? Breaking down the five best fits for a move out of Oakland The Las Vegas A's? Breaking down the five best fits for a move out of Oakland play Oakland A's to start looking at other cities for relocation (0:45) Jesse Rogers reports on the Oakland Athletics looking into relocation as their efforts for a new stadium have remained in limbo. (0:45) Writer, Baseball, Baseball Prospectus Member, Professional Basketball Writers Association Baseball's vagabonds might be on the move again. Tuesday's news that the Oakland Athletics have received MLB's blessing to begin exploring option...

Share The Jubilee Battery was one of the battlefields in the defence of Hong Kong in December 1941. During the occupation, the Japanese used a magazine as a cell for POWs. After the war, the site was used as a camp for KMT soldiers, then squatters, cottage industries, and by the Special Branch of the Hong Kong Police. A research team led by Professor Lawrence Lai at the Department of Real Estate and Construction of the University of Hong Kong (HKU) considers the site of high conservation value and should be graded and comprehensively conserved as a heritage site. Jubilee Battery has three wel...

ARTS / ART By Xinhua Published: Dec 28, 2020 05:53 PM A scene of life in the street of Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong Photo: IC A double-decker tram remembering Chinese kung fu legend Bruce Lee in Hong Kong Photo: ICAt seven o'clock in the morning, housewives rushed to a shared kitchen through the open corridors in the center of "H" shaped blocks of buildings, gossiping while preparing breakfast, with the sound of fire alarms triggered by old-fashioned kerosene stoves ringing in the background. This is one of Tony Lai's most precious childhood memories from the 1960s when he lived with his fami...