Project Home: East Bay Startup Aims To Solve Housing Crunch With 3-D Printing Technology
While many blame tech companies for playing a role in causing the housing affordability crisis, an Oakland-based startup is hoping to be the solution.
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While many blame tech companies for playing a role in causing the housing affordability crisis, an Oakland-based startup is hoping to be the solution.
As police departments across the country have had up to a third of its force quit or retire within the last year, the SFPD is facing a similar shortage.
Beloved psychedelic indie rockers Yo La Tengo, songwriters Mac Demarco and Cass McCombs and local psych hero Devendra Banhart are among the headliners for the eleventh Huichica Music Festival happening in Sonoma in mid-October that goes on sale Friday.
The old adage that you lose money as soon as you drive your new car off the lot may be changing as a drastic vehicle shortage has some used cars selling for more than they did when they were new.
Officials in San Francisco announced this week that all city employees will be required to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but not everyone who works for SF is on board with the mandate.
Police in Pittsburg made two arrests in connection with a deadly shooting early Wednesday morning and announced additional details in the case.
Hawaii will drop its testing and quarantine rules for fully vaccinated domestic travelers from California and other states in two weeks.
Even as California continues to reopen, public health officials are warning about the so-called Delta variant and the threat it poses to the unvaccinated.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed the arrests of four suspects for homicide, attempted homicide, burglary and possession of stolen goods earlier this week.
As Gov. Gavin Newsom and the legislature negotiate the upcoming budget, hundreds of child care providers in California marched and chanted Thursday outside the state Capitol demanding higher wages.
Police in Gilroy on Thursday asked the public to stay clear of the 8200 block of Monterey Street as officers investigate a fatal shooting.
Water at Lake Oroville, the state's second largest reservoir, is expected to fall so low this summer that its hydroelectric power plant will likely be forced to shut down for the first time since it opened in 1967.
California regulators ordered new guidelines this week for wildfire-triggered power shutoffs that compels Pacific Gas and Electric and other investor-owned utilities to improve their systems for notifying communities of such outages and alleviate their impact.
Richmond Mayor Tom Butt called on two city officials Wednesday to resign, alleging that they improperly used public funds to investigate whether Butt helped steer zoning decisions both as mayor and a city councilman to the benefit of his architectural firm.
Health officials in San Francisco said the mass COVID-19 vaccination sites at Moscone Center and City College will be closing in the upcoming weeks, following a successful rollout of the shots.
