Park Hotels and Resorts said it halted loan payments on Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 San Francisco.

Julie Makinen, a veteran of the Los Angeles Times, International New York Times and Washington Post, on Friday was named executive editor of The Desert Sun in Palm Springs.

The mall had been rocked by a May announcement that Nordstrom would not be renewing its lease.

The chief product officer of cryptocurrency firm MobileCoin died after a stabbing in San Downtown Francisco around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Budget analysis cited uncertainty about FEMA reimbursements from the pandemic.

Gabrielle Canon will write about California issues and state government, including Coachella Valley representatives. The USC grad starts this week.

The San Francisco Standard is the Bay Area’s fastest-growing source for news and information.

Why residents and environmentalists are suing to stop a green energy project in the Black Rock Desert town of Gerlach, Nevada.

For decades, people migrated from the southwestern Mexican state of Guerrero for economic reasons. Some are now fleeing drug violence and seeking asylum in the U.S.

Environmental series 'Poisoned Cities, Deadly Border' looked at toxic air, water and soil along California-Mexico border

The awards were announced Saturday during the CNPA's annual California Journalism Awards Gala, which was held at The Westin Long Beach hotel in Long Beach.

A year after the completion of a costly public works project, small business owners call the corridor a ghost town.

Options for donating online and by mail to those affected by the Camp Fire in and around Paradise and the Woolsey Fire near Malibu.

The City of Commerce deep-discount retailer, for years one of the few true "dollar" stores, calls it quits after more than four decades.

Harriet Richardson, BART’s outgoing Inspector General, has documents that she said substantiate her claims of obstruction.

The project would generate up to 450 megawatts of electricity, enough power for roughly 117,000 homes.

The Seattle coffee chain has introduced a limited trial of offering some newspapers digitally, but details are scant.

After more than three decades of operation from the paper’s headquarters in Palm Springs, The Desert Sun will soon be printed in Phoenix.

Two musicians performed their song outside of the Walmart where 22 were killed, continuing a long tradition of politically charged Latin folk balladry.

Julie Makinen recounts the ups and downs of leading the newspaper through the pandemic, and offers thanks to the community for its support.

For July, we're hitting pause on all things Washington, and putting the focus entirely on local issues on our Opinion pages. We invite your submissions!

The tech executive was mortally stabbed a week ago, but police haven’t offered any information about the investigation.

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A Standard analysis found only 53% of pre-pandemic retail stores on the streets of the historic shopping district are still open today.

In a November report seen by The Standard, an officer said "a series of battery incidents" were "targeting the transient population."

From immigration raids and the census to the Mueller report to concerns about the looming federal debt limit. The national news just doesn’t seem to stop these days.

The announcement of Franco's promotion followed the departure of former Executive Editor Julie Makinen, who is moving on to the San Francisco Standard.

CalGEM was given more resources to protect the public and environment. Despite a $78 million computer system, the agency struggles to hold companies accountable.

Multiple stabbings and viral videos of teens fighting in an SF mall have the mayor and city departments on high alert.