Bay Area airports continue to see flight cancellations Monday after the Federal Aviation Administration asked airlines to ...

For many, the holidays just wouldn’t feel complete without a stage performance, and the Morrison Center for the Performing ...

The Nov. 4 special election to vote on California's redistricting effort is less than two months away, and a GOP megadonor recently donated millions to oppose it. Proposition 50 is Gov. Gavin Newsom ...

Beloved holiday classic TV special 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' will be highlighted during 3-month exhibition in Canton.

Charlie Brown is nearly unrecognizable in the first strip, having a big oval head and no zig-zag on his shirt, but that would also be added soon after Peanuts debuted, showing up on December 21, 1950, ...

Our commentary is from former New York Times columnist Charles Blow, on a disappearing staple of communities everywhere: Local news is in crisis. By some estimates, more than 3,200 print newspapers ...

As Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the “Peanuts” gang turn 75 this year, fans of Charles Schulz’s legendary comic strip in Japan can celebrate the milestone with a special exhibit at the Snoopy Museum Tokyo ...

Canada’s practice of Indigenous land acknowledgements, viewed by many as a pivotal component of reconciliation, is not without its critics, including some Indigenous leaders and scholars who see them ...

Andrew Schulz, left, told Joe Rogan he was surprised the first time he was asked to recite a land acknowledgement while performing in Canada. (Credit: Shulz: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images; Rogan: ...

Since its inception in 1950, Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts has cemented itself in history as a staple of American comics. Of course, this cultural relevance is largely credited to its remarkable writing ...

Charles M’Mombwa has quickly established himself as one of Tanzania’s most exciting football talents. Born 27-years-ago in DR Congo and raised in Tanzania, the dynamic midfielder has developed into a ...

With so much money to be made from merchandising and protecting intellectual property, you’ll never see a high school football team called “The Bartmans” or helmets with the Tasmanian Devil emblazoned ...