San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Supervisors Vote To Reverse RV Parking Restrictions
"We've all experienced the trauma of having a car towed. Imagine having your home towed," D'Ovidio said during the board meeting. "
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San Francisco|News|
World's Largest "Psychedelic Church" To Shut Down San Francisco Location
If you make it past the 24/7 security guard, you are greeted by walls covered in trippy art and a faint smell of cannabis.
Campbell, CA|News|
South Bay "Mrs. Claus" Brings Christmas Joy And More To San Jose Families
"I call them my village. So many people have stepped in to help volunteer," Julie Santiago said and smiled.
Berkeley, CA|News|
New Berkeley Housing Project Would Replace Beloved Theater
The housing crisis has spurred a lot of new state laws, many of them designed to force communities to build more homes.
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Meta Donates $1 Million To Trump's Inaugural Fund
The move comes two weeks after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg traveled to Florida and dined with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate.
San Francisco|News|
Striking San Francisco Hotel Workers Urge J.P. Morgan Health Conference Attendees To Stay Away
Striking San Francisco hotel workers are attempting to discourage people from attending a major healthcare conference in January.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Volunteers Play A Vital Role For San Francisco-Marin Food Bank
At the heart of the effort are dedicated volunteers like Jenny Stewart, who leads food delivery runs twice a week with her team.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Homicide Rate Lowest In Decades As 2024 Wraps Up, Officials Say
At the same time last year, there were 50 homicides in 2023. (There were 54 homicides by the end of the year.)
San Leandro, CA|News|
Group Calls For Alameda County Registrar Of Voters To Be Fired
About a dozen angry people rallied outside the Alameda County Administration building.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
New Affordable Housing Complex Built On Church-Owned Land In Walnut Creek
Contra Costa County debuted a faith-based, affordable housing project aimed at providing stability for homeless people.
San Francisco|News|
Plan Approved To Offer Supplemental Early Retirement To Older Eligible San Francisco Teachers
The move is a part of the district's strategy to cut costs and balance its budget.
Santa Cruz, CA|News|
Santa Cruz-Area MS-13 Members Sentenced For Murder Conspiracy, Racketeering
"Their ruthless actions threatened public safety in Santa Cruz," Northern California United States Attorney Ismail J. Ramsey said.
Chico, CA|News|
California Kindergarteners Wounded In School Shooting Now Stable, Community Rallies In Support With Chili
A chili fundraiser was set for Monday night at the Southside Oroville Community Center on Lower Wyandotte Road.
San Francisco|News|
Trump Taps San Francisco Attorney Harmeet Dhillon For Assistant AG At Department Of Justice
Dhillon is based in San Francisco and practices commercial litigation, employment law, First Amendment rights, and election law matters.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Oakland Officials Weigh Options, Possible Cuts As City Faces $130M Budget Deficit
City leaders said they have found enough money in places that they can move, so they can avoid officially declaring an emergency for now.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco State Lecturers Facing Layoffs As University Deals With Financial Issues
Sean Connelly is one of dozens of adjunct lecturers who are losing their jobs as SF State cuts its staff amid a shrinking budget.
Alameda, CA|News|
Interim Alameda County DA Royl Roberts Talks About His Plans For Office
On Friday, Dec. 6th, the recall election in Alameda County was officially certified, and Pamela Price was no longer district attorney.
San Francisco|News|
World Tree Of Hope Decorated With Nearly 20,000 Origami Cranes In Downtown San Francisco
"There's so many cranes it looks like it's snow flocked. That's what's so amazing," said Linda Mihara, the tree's head designer.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley Home Damaged By Downed Tree Amid Gusty Winds
A large tree blown down by gusting winds early Tuesday morning caused damage to a home in North Berkeley, according to fire officials.
San Francisco|News|
Volunteers Help Return San Francisco's Presidio To Its More Natural Setting
With the trees now removed, about 100 volunteers fanned out over the 4-acre site, removing unwanted soil-locking species.
