Trees fall onto power lines in San Anselmo, but town handles heavy rain
Residents and small business owners feel fortunate there weren't massive problems as an atmospheric river rolled through the town of San Anselmo.
Japanese-inspired San Francisco eatery finds footing in post-COVID real estate market
As work-from-home trends and out-of-city migration patterns continue to evolve, urban neighborhoods are facing challenges to keep them vibrant. Many residents and workers say they want more small stores within a short walking distance.
Berkeley lawmakers push to increase city's number of "accessory commercial units"
The rising popularity of accessory dwelling units or ADUs built on private property have officials in one East Bay city promoting a similar idea that would bring more neighborhood corner stores to Berkeley.
Canine "deckhand" on SF whale-watching tour boat becomes added attraction
A San Francisco whale watching business is getting a lot more attention this year thanks to a a dog who helps the crew find whales.
Kamala Harris supporters get consolation from her concession speech
It is never easy to accept defeat in politics, but that is exactly what Vice President Kamala Harris did Wednesday as her supporters gathered on the Howard University campus to hear her concession speech.
Howard University students excited for VP Harris election watch party
The students at Howard University in Washington, D.C. – especially those from the Bay Area – are anticipating an historic night Tuesday.
East Bay cultural epicenter in danger of losing its home in El Cerrito
A part of music and film history preserved by a group of Bay Area artists is in limbo, as building that has housed Arhoolie Records, Les Blank Films and Down Home Music for nearly half a century could soon be sold.
AI used to uncover racial covenants in Santa Clara County property records
A Stanford University project is shedding light about patterns of housing discrimination in the South Bay by using the power of artificial intelligence.
Oakland restaurants, foodies revel in being named nation's "Best Food City"
Oakland recently took the top honors for "Best Food City" in the country, according to Conde Nast Traveler. Residents and restauranteurs alike say that "The Town" lives up to its ranking.
Monument to Port Chicago 50 unveiled on Yerba Buena Island, 80 years after trial
Exactly 80 years to the day after the Port Chicago 50 were wrongfully convicted, a new monument was unveiled on Yerba Buena Island on Thursday, where their trial took place.
SF family fights to save Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy from closure
Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy in the Castro District is one of 13 public schools the San Francisco Unified School District plans to close or merge with another school. For one family, the fight to keep the school named in honor of an LGBTQ+ icon open is deeply personal.
Proposed California low-carbon fuel standard changes could raise gas prices
Californians already pay the highest price for gasoline in the country, and some analysts estimate proposed changes to the state's low carbon fuel standard could increase prices at the pump by as much as 65 cents a gallon.
Teen from Gaza saved by Bay Area doctor after drone strike awaits prosthetic legs
A teenager who was on the brink of dying in Gaza is getting medical treatment thanks to a team of supporters, including a Bay Area doctor many are calling a hero.
Prop B: San Francisco voters to consider $390M in bonds to renovate hospitals
San Francisco voters are considering over a dozen city ballot measures in the upcoming election, including Proposition B, a bond measure meant primarily to raise money for some of the city's rundown hospitals.
Security duty during Fleet Week brings out law enforcement volunteers
With thousands of military men and women in San Francisco for Fleet Week, security concerns have heightened law enforcement 05preparations along the waterfront.