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Cardinals Decline Option On Ryne Stanek
It was announced Sunday evening that the St. Louis Cardinals are declining the option on reliever Ryne Stanek. He had a $6 million option for 2027. Cardinals Decline Option On Ryne Stanek #stlcards are declining the team option on setup reliever Ryne Stanek’s contract, per source familiar with team’s decision. Stanek (RHP) becomes a free …
Health insurers leave millions unpaid for mental health crisis care in California
California counties report millions in denied or underpaid charges for mobile mental health crisis responses, prompting state scrutiny of insurers and calls for enforcement of a law requiring coverage.
Michael Douglas didn’t think Glenn Close was ‘right’ for ‘Fatal Attraction’
Michael Douglas reunited with his ‘Fatal Attraction’ costar Glenn Close on the Oct. 30 episode of ‘The Graham Norton Show.’
Sutter Health cancels plans for Emeryville hospital over ‘regulatory path’
Sutter Health has scuttled its plans to build a new hospital on its Emeryville site.
Oakland man gets 10 years in prison for robbing East Bay businesses
The robbed businesses included seven gas stations and one Taco Bell restaurant
Cardinals Must Decide On Ryne Stanek’s $6 Million Option Now
The Cardinals face a deadline to decide on reliever Ryne Stanek's $6 million option. See the stats and the smart move for St. Louis.
Which political party is better for your pocketbook?
Personal income grew 2.8% when Republicans controlled the White House vs. 3.1% when Democrats were in charge.
From New York to Calabash to Surfside Beach: Bagel Dock Cafe set to open on South Strand
For years, Brian Bonsignore has helped run the ever-famous Bagel Dock Cafe in Calabash, co-owning the bagel shop that has developed somewhat of a cult following around the coastal North Carolina town.
Jill On Money: Sticker shock season — Picking your 2027 health plan
Knowing just how big the dollars are, it’s important to spend some time focusing on your choices.
AMPLIFY awards funding to 20 arts, humanities, and social sciences projects
Emory University has awarded over $600,000 through its new AMPLIFY: Emory Faculty Impact Fund for Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences to support publicly engaged projects that address real-world challenges.
A sign of the times? Political sign theft, vandalism pops up in South Bay cities
Each South Bay city has their own rules for where residents put up political signs, and what entities handle theft or vandalism-related incidents.
Dolly Parton, politics and pop culture inspire pumpkins at San Jose nonprofit event
The Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits saluted community leaders at the 19th annual event Thursday.
O.A.K. Prime’s Chef Jerrett King scores a second Michelin Recommendation
O.A.K. Prime Kitchen and Bar has not only retained its Recommended distinction in the 2025 MICHELIN Guide American South, but the establishment has also received that designation for 2026
Curry’s health, Kerr’s tweaks and the center dilemma: Biggest questions facing Warriors
The Warriors have plenty of questions entering the 2026-27 season
Nigeria records first Ebola case, health authorities say
The patient arrived from Uganda.
Conway bluegrass band Sawgrass brings longtime musical tradition to Horry County Museum
Conway bluegrass band Sawgrass brings longtime musical tradition to Horry County Museum
Valkyries set tremendous entertainment offerings for Finals Games 1 and 2
Alanis Morissette, Goapele, Rita Moreno, Too $hort, Larry June, LaRussell set for Golden State Valkyries Finals games in San Francisco.
Meta updates business terms, sparking AI training fears among news outlets
Tech giant’s revised rules could allow automated scraping across entire websites, legal experts warn
Is your phone being flooded with political text messages? Here’s what you need to know
Political text messages are becoming an increasingly popular way for campaigns to connect with voters.
East Bay man pleads guilty to robbing business with AR-style paintball gun
Prosecutors say the defendant also admitted to possessing a fully automatic handgun and ammunition in a separate incident.
‘Politics for profit’ or ‘pure fiction’: Opening statements aired in corruption trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao
Ex-Mayor Sheng Thao betrayed Oakland by making herself “open for business” to illegal bribes before stepping foot into the mayor’s office, federal prosecutors declared Wednesday at the start of a federal corruption trial…
Bay Area Science Festival set for Saturday; free event to feature games, robots, animals and experiments
13th annual gathering at UC San Francisco Mission Bay Campus showcases innovation and research, with a focus on kids
Endorsement: Reject Prop. 44. Politics don’t belong in California’s community health clinics.
If passed, the measure would push the majority of clinics across California into the red.
Endorsement: Reject Prop. 44. Politics don’t belong in California’s community health clinics.
If passed, the measure would push the majority of clinics across California into the red.
Meet Me on 8th brings food, music and family fun to downtown Aynor
Food, live music and family fun brought residents together in downtown Aynor on Thursday, Oct. 8, for Meet Me on 8th, a street party celebrating community and offering families an opportunity to spend the evening together.
49ers report card from win over Seahawks: A+ for entertainment in latest entry of division rivalry
The 49ers’ defense stood out, forcing four turnovers to set up the offense well. The offense then came through in the clutch.
Silicon Valley startup bets on North Bay to pioneer lab-grown diamond tech
Can Petaluma become the next high-tech manufacturing hub? Mountain View startup Diamond Quanta bets on lab-grown diamonds for cell phone screens and computer chips for a “Telecom Valley” revival.
Kristaps Porzingis still not around Warriors as he deals with “concerning” health condition
Kristaps Porzingis did not travel with the Warriors to Hawaii for training camp, was not at Tuesday’s preseason game at Chase Center
CAPS group counseling can help bolster student well-being and mental health
Emory’s counseling services offer a range of options to address the needs of students, including group counseling sessions that can help participants better understand themselves and others, cope with grief over the loss of a loved one, and more.
Nobel medicine prize goes to 3 scientists for research into brain activity
The Nobel Assembly praised their method, noting its global use in revealing brain mysteries.
Photos: Oakland’s 52nd annual Black cowboy parade kicks off at DeFremery Park
The 52nd annual Black Cowboy parade kicked off at West Oakland’s DeFremery Park on Saturday.
Election 2026: Richmond mayoral race pits veteran against political scion
Claudia Jimenez, Ahmad Anderson will face off in November
San Jose launches pilot program for mobile healthcare unit on downtown streets
The program hopes to help most vulnerable residents “with complex needs who too often cycle between the street, 911, emergency rooms and back again”
Health department to host free event for families
DOBSON — Being healthy doesn’t need to be boring, which is the aim behind an event planned next Thursday in Dobson.
The second annual Grand Strand Chef’s Table event returns to Myrtle Beach
The Horry Georgetown Technical College’s International Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach is ready to host the second annual Grand Strand Chef’s Table event on Friday, Oct. 16.
East Bay tech and life science hub is bought by New York City investors
Price for property is far below its assessed value and loan.
How Conway became the ‘City of Halloween’
The City of Conway transforms into the City of Halloween for the entire month of October. Here is where the idea came from and how it came to become a national attraction.
Warriors’ Kristaps Porzingis out “indefinitely” with health issue on eve of training camp
Kristaps Porzingis played in only 15 games for the Warriors last season
‘Sláinte, Baby’: Conway couple’s love story earns Song of the Year at independent music awards
Paul and Jessica Reeves, both of Conway, own and operate Diamond Dogs Pet Salon at 4270 Highway 501 in Conway, but they are also the musical duo behind Sláinte, Baby — a band that is making a big splash in the independent music scene.
Sixth annual Oktoberfest! returns to Barefoot Landing on Oct. 3
On Saturday, Oct. 3 from noon to 6:00 PM, the sixth annual Oktoberfest! returns to Barefoot Landing, promising family-friendly fun with German and fall-inspired food and drink specials on offer from participating restaurants.
Inaugural NMB Live! fills Main Street with music, family fun and community spirit
Main Street was filled with music, laughter and plenty of activity Saturday as residents and visitors gathered for NMB Live!, a daylong celebration of music, food, shopping and family fun. The free festival took place Sept. 26 and brought the North Myrtle Beach community together for an afternoon of live music and other forms of entertainment.
Opinion: Prop. 40 will make California’s health care challenges even worse
A one-time tax on top earners creates a funding cliff, leaving the safety net with deep fiscal holes.
Opinion: Prop. 40 is the key to preserving health care access and saving lives
Passing this ballot measure forces the super-rich to fund emergency rooms, preventing disastrous statewide closures.
Autumn Leaves Festival -- where the past touches the present
Visitors to the Balladeer Hotel late Thursday morning got a glimpse into the future — and a taste of the past.
Claude spots a mystery enzyme scientists overlooked
Autonomous agents flagged a family of phage enzymes with CRISPR-like repeats, though what the system does remains unknown.
Emory launches Center for Civic Reasoning to foster constructive dialogue
Emory University’s new Center for Civic Reasoning will prepare students for democratic citizenship through courses that study how to engage in constructive disagreements around issues related to politics and daily life.
Steph Curry encouraged by early results of sports drink collaboration with former First Lady
The Currys are in the sports drink market with a brand focused around health
Bay Area bands address suicide awareness and mental health with lyrics
San Jose band Suicide Heaven was formed with the twin goals of releasing new-wave inspired music and advocating for suicide prevention.
Myrtle Beach officials approve revised plans for Carolina RockFest
The event is now tentatively scheduled for April 30-May 2 at Burroughs & Chapin Pavilion Place. "We did some preliminary analysis several years ago and that weekend would be generate, year one, around $20-25 million," Visit Myrtle Beach President Stuart Butler said. "This will grow through the years. CCMF generates about $52 million economic impact on our community. CCMF brought new first-time visitors to Myrtle Beach and turned them into repeat visitors.
GALLERY: 46th Annual Aynor Hoe-Down Festival
Some images from the 46th Annual Aynor Hoe-Down Festival in downtown Aynor.
Measles exposure warning issued after infected traveler passes through state
Public health officials say the person arrived in Emeryville via train and bus on Sept. 13.
29th Pumpkin Festival set for Elkin
Even though the calendar says summer is still hanging on, the autumn festivities have commenced, and one of the area favorites is the 29th annual Yadkin Valley Pumpkin Festival set
Capcom reveals new Mega Man and Monster Hunter expansion details at TGS
At the Tokyo Game Show, fans had a chance to play demos of “Mega Man: Dual Override” and “Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance”
Sunsets Soul Music Festival coming to Atlantic Beach in October
The Sunsets & Soul Music Festival is coming to the historic beach town Oct. 9-11, 2026, presented by the Supporters of the Tyson Ancestral Restrictions on the Deeds (STARD).
San Mateo County sheriff’s deputy denied mental health diversion in child abuse case
A judge said at least some of the deputy’s mental conditions were fits for the program, but no clinician had reported to the court that he would respond positively to treatment while in the program, leaving unfilled a key requirement…
UC Global Health Institute to move headquarters from UC San Francisco at UC Irvine
After more than 17 years at UCSF, the UC Global Health Institute is moving its headquarters locally to UC Irvine‘s Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health.
Has dark matter been found? Bay Area scientists analyze signal deep underground
A single unexplained particle interaction has Bay Area scientists investigating a tantalizing possibility: a direct detection of dark matter, the mysterious substance thought to make up most of the universe’s matter.
Trump’s backing for a united Ireland has reignited a divisive political issue. Here’s what to know
The comments touched a live rail in the histories of Britain and Ireland.
How California Latina, Latino voters differ on politics
A new study shows a gender gap on immigration, Donald Trump and protecting democracy.
How a Bay Area healthcare system is navigating AI by balancing tech upgrades and patient trust
Sutter Health’s inaugural Chief AI Officer, Ashley Beecy, spoke with this news organization about some of the ways Sutter Health is using artificial intelligence to support physicians, improve patient care and transform the healthcare…
56 educators take part in summer Educator Exchange program
DOBSON — Surry-Yadkin Works and the Surry County Economic Development Partnership continued their Educator Exchange program this summer, welcoming the Yadkin County Economic Development Partnership to the initiative alongside 56
UC Riverside scientists develop tool to predict future earthquake sites
Researchers used GPS data to measure where energy was building up in faults, correctly predicting where an 8.8 magnitude earthquake later occurred in Russia last year.
Guy Fieri makes appearance in Myrtle Beach at Downtown Flavortown
Thursday was the official ribbon cutting ceremony at Myrtle Beach's Downtown Flavortown, the 50,000-square-foot restaurant that opened June 2.
At least 18 Pleasanton businesses hit in morning burglary spree
Officers pursued the suspects but called off the chase due to safety concerns.
Journey tribute band at Blackmon on Saturday
Area residents wanting some high-powered musical entertainment should journey to the Blackmon Amphitheatre for the latest Surry Arts Council Summer Concert Series show.
Former Sunnyvale resident pleads guilty to health care fraud
Authorities say Sevindik Huseynov aided and abetted as scheme to submit thousands of bogus claims to Medicare Advantage programs.
The Science Behind the Fleet: Eleven Naval Research Lab Experts Earn Etter Awards
Eleven U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) engineers and scientists received the prestigious Dr. Delores M. Etter Top Scientists and Engineers of the Year Awards during a ceremony at the Pentagon,
Navy Medicine Advances Operational Health IT for Distributed Maritime Operations
CHESAPEAKE —Navy Medicine leaders, Fleet representatives, and operational health IT experts convened to accelerate the fielding of medical information capabilities designed to support patient movement, medical logistics and force readiness
Yadkin Valley Harvest Festival set for Sept. 19
YADKINVILLE — There are plenty of fairs, festivals, and live concerts throughout Surry County coming up over the next several weeks, but for anyone looking for even more fun, the
Iowa’s water pollution poses risks to health so testing crucial
We often think about staying healthy through the food we eat, the physical activity we get and the preventive care we receive, but many other factors influence our health, too, especially those that we use every day, including water. Access to clean water shouldn’t be taken for granted. When we understand where our water comes […]
Sutter Health invests in healthcare education in Santa Clara County
Partnership with Silicon Valley Career Technical Education will support 250 students.
Today in History: September 6, Martina Navratilova requests political asylum in the US
18-year-old tennis star Martina Navratilova of Czechoslovakia, in New York for the U.S. Open, requested political asylum in the United States.
F1rst Friday ArtWalk brings art, music to downtown Myrtle Beach
Downtown Myrtle Beach came alive Friday evening, Sept. 4 as local artists, musicians and community members gathered for the F1rst Friday ArtWalk.
Richmond officer shot while responding to mental health crisis call
On opposite sides of Contra Costa, two police officers were shot and wounded in unrelated incidents Thursday.
Myrtle Beach relaxes beach rules after Labor Day
Not only does the number of tourists in Myrtle Beach decrease after Labor Day, the rules for the beach are more lenient, too. Myrtle Beach’s rules for dogs, bicycles, and tents change.
After 45 years in business, this West Menlo Park institution is slated to shutter
Lutticken’s Deli and After 5 Restaurant, a sandwich shop and restaurant that has operated in unincorporated West Menlo Park since 1981, is set to close at the end of September.
Trump administration cuts health care coverage for some transgender youth in California
Newsom’s 2026-27 budget already includes $10 million for “capacity grants to gender-affirming care services providers,” plus $8 million each in the next two budget years.
Seven new frog species were hiding beneath Madagascar’s forest floor
Scientists have discovered seven new species of Madagascar’s elusive diamond frogs, using DNA from modern and century-old museum specimens to solve a long-running biological puzzle. The findings reveal surprising hidden diversity and could help protect these little-known amphibians as their forest habitats disappear.
‘It was like a nightmare’: Owner of destroyed tire store grapples with future of his business
Giovanni Pena worked two jobs for years to invest in his tire shop, which burned down Tuesday morning.
Letters: Supreme Court’s decision on voting by mail is clearly political
Also: Usurping control | Environmental laws | Fiscal responsibility | USS Lincoln | Costly disaster. Mercury News reader letters to the editor for Aug. 30, 2026.
Jelly Roll addresses speculation about his politics after Trump joke
Jelly Roll is finally letting fans know where he stands when it comes to politics.
Emory’s Jane Chung receives American Nurses Foundation award for work with older adults in tech-supported health management
Associate professor Jane Chung the recipient of the 2026-28 Collaborative Alliance Nursing Outcomes Research Fund, supporting her work helping older adults with mild cognitive impairment and multiple chronic conditions manage their health at home.
Join the fun at Emory Night with Atlanta United
The next event in the Emory Alumni Association’s Atlanta Sports Nights series is Aug. 29, when Atlanta United takes on the Charlotte Football Club. Emory-specific tickets include a pregame tailgate and limited-edition swag.
The best Nordic Naturals supplements to boost your health
Nordic Naturals is family-owned and prides itself on focusing on science-backed supplements that address the areas of health that impact all human beings.
Milpitas City Council approves business tax measure for Nov. 3 ballot
Measure would update city’s 50-year-old tax structure.
Myrtle Beach duck festival brings community together for fun and a cause
Thousands of rubber ducks took over the pond at the Market Common Saturday, Aug. 8, as the Myrtle Duck Festival brought live entertainment, competitions, vendors and family activities to town.
The Honor Bar & Grill celebrates grand opening in Galivants Ferry
A familiar restaurant location entered a new chapter Saturday as The Honor Bar & Grill celebrated its grand opening and ribbon cutting in Galivants Ferry.
49ers’ Kyle Shanahan speaks on his health, players’ injuries, Tesla autopilot
Kyle Shanahan is better but coping with headaches and fatigue from his July 14 car crash that may have involved a malfunction in Tesla’s autopilot program.
49ers’ legend Roger Craig reveals health ordeal during Hall of Fame speech
Roger Craig, an offensive catalyst in the 49ers’ 1980s dynasty, revealed during Saturday’s Pro Football Hall of Fame speech that he is battling vascular dementia.
Emory biophysicist Shashank Shekhar’s research into tiny cellular force generators nets two major federal awards
Emory assistant professor Shashank Shekhar has been awarded $3.5 million in funding for his innovative research focused on how biochemical interactions influence actin, the vital protein responsible for cell structure and movement.
Emory biophysicist Shashank Shekar’s research into tiny cellular force generators nets two major federal awards
Emory assistant professor Shashank Shekhar has been awarded $3.5 million in funding for his innovative research focused on how biochemical interactions influence actin, the vital protein responsible for cell structure and movement.
Over 50 musicians to headline inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival this fall
Fifty songwriters, including one who has written for Willie Nelson and Kenney Chesney and another multi-award winner who has showcased his original music at the Grand Ole Opry, will perform at the inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival Nov. 13-14.
2026 Tobacco Heritage Day at L.W. Paul Living History Farm in Conway
For many in attendance of Tobacco Heritage Day on Saturday, Aug. 1, tobacco farming wasn't just history — it was part of their childhood. Generations of Horry County families made a living in the tobacco fields, where children often spent summers priming leaves, loading wagons or stringing tobacco by hand before it was cured in barns. Once the county's dominant cash crop, tobacco shaped the local economy and way of life for decades, with thousands of acres planted each year and warehouses bustling during auction season.
‘Jaws on the Water’ brings families and community together at Sara J’s
Approximately 300 people gathered at Sara J's on July 31 for the 2026 "Jaws on the Water" event, floating in the water on kayaks and inflatable tubes or watching from the lawn as the classic shark thriller played.
2026 American Academy of Nursing Fellows to include eight Emory inductees
Eight members of the Emory University community will be inducted into the American Academy of Nursing’s 2026 Class of Fellows in recognition of their substantial contributions to improving health and transforming healthcare. Induction into AAN is one of the nursing profession’s highest honors.
Chianti South set to re-open in Little River under new ownership
Chianti South, a restaurant known for its italian cuisine and wine list located just before the North Carolina state line on Highway 17, is planning to re-open soon under new ownership.
Sunday Funday brings music, food and family fun to downtown Conway
Locals and visitors gathered at the Town Green in downtown Conway on Sunday, July 26 for the third edition of the Sunday Funday series. Many attendees brought lawn chairs, settled in for the afternoon, played games and enjoyed local food, live music and time with family and friends.
Asking Eric: I found out they used my photo for this AI nonsense
How do I not come off like I’m sitting in my cave judging them?
Emory receives U.S. Genesis Mission award to speed discovery through AI
Emory physicists will lead a team using AI to advance understanding of the fluid dynamics of plasma — from the lab to the cosmos — through the Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission.