Safeway is closing a San Jose store as well as a Richmond bakery; North West dressed as Bay Area-born-and-raised ‘Baddies’ star Natalie Nunn; and emergency upgrades are taking place along Highway 37 in the North Bay this weekend.
A battle is afoot between Airbnb hosts and the company over a policy change regarding self-cleanup requests, though Airbnb says it is just trying to shield guests from onerous pre-checkout tasks like stripping beds and doing laundry.
Oakland's 911 call system went down Wednesday night, and calls continue to be rerouted to Alameda County dispatch until the problem can be resolved.
A major player in SF’s affordable housing system is facing heightened city oversight after officials flagged alleged employee self-dealing and other financial concerns that could put millions of dollars in public funding at risk.
SF officials have selected Las Campesinas, meaning “female farmworkers” in Spanish, as the proposed new name for Cesar Chavez Street, but some residents and merchants along the three-mile thoroughfare think it’ll be too hard to spell.
A Tesla reportedly operating in "Full Self-Driving" mode on I-80 Thursday morning struck and killed a 71-year-old pedestrian in Vallejo.
Someone stole the Too $hort Way street sign in East Oakland; ethical hackers discovered a major vulnerability in some ubiquitous web software thanks to AI; and Valkyries fans packed the Chase Center for a first-ever watch party inside the arena (but sadly they lost).
Nancy Pelosi's office also got a suspicious piece of mail containing powder; eBay announced a layoff of 9% of its workforce; and a home in the Richmond has transformed into 'Boohalla.'
SF plans to direct $1.8 million in supplemental funding toward immigrant legal defense as ICE arrests rise across the Bay Area, bolstering services that help detained immigrants challenge their arrests and connect with legal support.
The first fatal overdose in SF involving MGM-15, a potent kratom-derived opioid sold in products marketed as supplements, has prompted a health alert as police seize hundreds of kratom products and other items from local smoke shops.
Lurie’s campaign says Prop F would preserve Police Commission independence, but the measure would give him new power to fire police commissioners without requiring approval, potentially exposing them to political pressure over officer discipline.
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