Some Bay Area residents still dealing with storm damage, power outages
On Monday, the Bay Area was still dealing with the aftermath of Saturday's winds and rainstorm, and in some places, the effects were a little more long-lasting.
Entertainment arcade at Stonestown Galleria in San Francisco draws large crowds
Amidst all the talk about the failing retail economy and large stores going out of business, the Stonestown Galleria in San Francisco has discovered the irresistible allure of individual competition, and its fortunes may be changing because of it.
Union Square businesses hope Winter Walk will help drive up foot traffic
For generations, a shopping trip to Union Square was a Christmas tradition. But with recent seismic shifts in the retail economy, they're having to find unique ways to attract people to the area.
New Berkeley housing project would replace beloved theater
For decades, Berkeley stood in the way of building more housing, and now, they're paying a price for it.
Group calls for Alameda County registrar of voters to be fired
The election may be over, but a political battle rages on in Alameda County, with a group of voters calling for the registrar of voters to be fired.
Interim Alameda County DA Royl Roberts discusses his plans for office
At her farewell press conference in November, Pamela Price expressed confidence in the ability of her second-in-command to lead the DA's office.
Black business owners gather in Oakland for small business pop-up event for local entrepreneurs
On Sunday in Oakland, a gathering of Black business owners highlighted the need for courage and imagination to make it in today's challenging economy.
Volunteers help return San Francisco's Presidio to its more natural setting
The annual Presidio Planting Day began with the removal of a stand of towering trees that used to occupy the hillside overlooking Baker Beach.
Tomales Point elk now able to roam after fencing removed
The elk will be free to venture out onto the cattle ranches. But there's not a lot of celebrating going on there.
Sea walls at center of fight between Half Moon Bay homeowners, California
A court ruling over property in Half Moon Bay could affect thousands of seaside properties from San Diego to the Oregon border.
Oakland Estuary problems with piracy, homelessness on water persist
Last summer, Oakland made national and international news when so-called "pirates" moved into the estuary and began raiding boats stored in the local marinas.
Pittsburg looks to end De La Salle's 33-year win streak at section championship
On Friday, the Pittsburg and De La Salle high school football programs will meet again to decide the sectional championship.
Alameda County DA Price concedes in recall: "The voters have spoken"
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price sent out a statement Monday acknowledging the successful recall, saying the voters have spoken.
Bay Area fans get opportunity to see best table tennis players in world
On Sunday in Pleasanton, fans of the game got a chance to see how the professionals do it, as a new league is bringing some of the best table tennis players in the world to the Bay Area.
Bay Area cyclist react to proposal of moving barriers on Richmond–San Rafael Bridge during commutes
The cycling community on both sides of the Bay turned out on Saturday to react to a proposal to move the barriers back Monday through Thursday, closing off access to bikes.