Hollister shop sells iconic Indian bike on comeback trail
The Indian Motorcycle brand – for decades identified with this region of California and once manufactured in Gilroy – has come roaring back thanks to Polaris Industries, a Minnesota-based maker of all-terrain and off-road vehicles.
Hollister Airshow set for Memorial Day weekend
The third annual Hollister Airshow, created in 2010 as a way to market the local airport, is set to take off on Memorial Day weekend.
Getting Out: Mt. Tamalpais mini-challenge
Where on earth can you stand and from a single spot see Mt. Diablo, Mt. Hamilton, the Farallon Islands, and Tomales Bay by Pt. Reyes National Seashore? Of all the great views from the Bay Area's summit peaks, the panorama from the top of Mt. Tamalpais takes the cake. In addition to those far-flung spots, Angel Island, the San Francisco skyline, and the entire expanse of the north Bay Area lay beneath you as if you are seeing them from the window of a jet airliner.
Boxing: Guerrero trains with brother who’s on same fight card
Philadelphia owns the moniker The City of Brotherly Love. But for this summer, consider South Lake Tahoe, The City of Brotherly Boxing.
Valdez honored ‘for bringing Chicano culture to American drama’
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Luis Valdez, the playwright, theater director, actor and lifelong activist, joined arts luminaries Thursday morning at the White House to receive the 2015 National Medal of Arts.
Nonprofit offers big hearts for ‘Little Treasures’
They were tiny, these boxes. White with pink, blue and yellow sprays of carnations.
BMX: Christina Cunningham, 6, is fast out of the gate
Chris Cunningham has a Hollister garage full of motorcycles. A few years back, those bikes sparked intrigue from his daughter, Christina, then 3 years old. When she won a deal between the two - by riding a bicycle without training wheels before age 4 - she was supposed to get a motorized dirt bike.
