San Jose was the epicenter of Bay Area baseball on Wednesday night, as the San Jose Giants and Oakland Ballers battled for ...

P rofessional sports ownership is broken. For years, teams have been leaving cities with little regard for the fans who built their legacies. Oakland, Calif., has faced this heart ...

Nadel is surely one of a few who frequent the area regularly, and she has a good reason to: the two-story observation tower ...

Previously dilapidated buildings were restored and repurposed to be a gathering space for food, drinks and entertainment.

Racing the mascot around the bases, musical chairs and a wooden horse race have been staples between innings at Excite ...

That was the job description from Buster Posey last October when he was named the Giants’ president of baseball operations.

On Friday, a slow but steady stream of curious neighbors wandered into West Oakland’s new food hall in search of lunch. The crowd was all over the map: young families pushing strollers, remote workers ...

Prescott Market was already in the process of building out when it was announced they'd have new neighbors, the Oakland Ballers. They play all of their home games a block away from the food hall ...

Two-way player Kelsie Whitmore was invited for a tryout with the Aguila de Veracruz, where she will try to become the first woman to play in the Mexican Baseball League.

It's called the “Battle of the Bay 2.0." The Oakland Ballers and the San Jose Giants are set to face off on Wednesday as they reimagine a beloved Bay Area baseball tradition. Former South Bay ...