Tartine Bakery Joins Forces With Blue Bottle Coffee, Eyes Expanding To L.A., NYC
Two Bay Area businesses with major cult followings will join forces as Blue Bottle Coffee of Oakland and Tartine Bakery of San Francisco have announced a merger.
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Two Bay Area businesses with major cult followings will join forces as Blue Bottle Coffee of Oakland and Tartine Bakery of San Francisco have announced a merger.
A board operator and co-host at the public radio station KPFA died in a hit-and-run crash in Oakland early Saturday morning.
The widow of a high-profile financial analyst is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against Southwest Airlines, claiming a flight crew left her husband in an airplane bathroom when he desperately needed help, even treating him like an out-of-control passenger.
The Oakland Raiders were rumored to be presenting its plan to NFL owners in New York this week for a joint stadium in Los Angeles.
The mayor of Oakland and the mayor of New Orleans made a friendly bet Friday on the outcome of the playoff series between the Golden State Warriors and the New Orleans Pelicans.
Five people were arrested Thursday in Oakland on suspicion of soliciting sexual services from prostitutes in an anti-human-trafficking operation focusing on "Johns," police said.
If you spend most of your weekends on Craigslist or elbowing your way through crowded open houses for overpriced rentals, this should come as no surprise: the San Francisco Bay Area is the worst place in the country to rent.
Hayward firefighters and the Oakland A's have each donated $1,000 to help the Tennyson American Little League after a person stole the league's safe with about $7,000 inside.
A woman was able to walk away without injury after a tree fell on her car while she was driving near Lake Merritt in Oakland Thursday afternoon.
An officer-involved shooting occurred in Oakland Wednesday afternoon when San Leandro police officers attempted to stop the driver of a stolen vehicle, according to a police spokeswoman.
Hundreds of fast food workers and their supporters marching through the streets of downtown Berkeley Wednesday evening shut down the intersection of Shattuck and University as they were calling for a $15 minimum wage, police and protesters said.
While fast food workers across the country and San Francisco are demanding restaurant chains pay them a $28,000 yearly salary, one Seattle CEO is taking matters into his own hands to fight income inequality.
They hop. They crawl. They squirm. And they could be coming to a dinner plate near you.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo acknowledges that just getting the Supreme Court to hear the case is a longshot, but he remains hopeful.
For Bay Area taxpayers who procrastinated until the April 15th deadline and won't file electronically, a handful of post offices will be open Wednesday evening.
Massive rallies were held in Oakland and San Francisco to demonstrate against police brutality as part of a national day of action calling to put a stop to police killings of unarmed minorities.
The East Bay Municipal Utility District board of directors voted Tuesday to declare a stage four critical drought and impose a districtwide 20 percent mandatory reduction in water use.
20-30 people hopped on the Jackson Street offramp a little after 3 p.m. causing a backup. The event was captured on social media.
The average U.S. rent has climbed 14% to $1,124 since 2010. That's four percentage points faster than inflation, and more than double the rise in U.S. home prices over the same period.
Peet's Coffee has teamed up with the Golden State Warriors to create a special coffee blend to celebrate their shared Bay Area roots.
Demonstrators are taking up Bay Area streets Tuesday as part of Nationwide Shutdown Day to protest recent cases of alleged police brutality caught on video.
Ivan Rabb, an East Bay high school senior who is one of the nation's top college basketball recruits, announced Monday that he will continue his career in the Bay Area.
If you've ever ridden BART during the commute hours, no explanation is needed for the term "crush loads," and maintenance crews are working overtime to put damage trains back in service to alleviate overcrowding.
Water wasters in the East Bay are looking at new outdoor water restrictions as well as penalties because of California's exceptional drought.
Mayor Schaaf wants to place at least 2,000 students in internships this summer and she asked employers to think about offering internships all year long.
