Milpitas, CA|News|
San Jose Designer Transforms Discarded Fabrics Into Fabulous "Upcycled" Fashion
Tucked away in a San Jose storefront, clothing designer Joslyn West is hard at work on her new collection.
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Former UCSF Employee Sentenced For Stealing Tuition Payments To Fund Personal Expenses
Sandra Eileen Le, 55, pleaded guilty in November to three counts of wire fraud committed while she was an academic program officer.
San Francisco|News|
High Flower Prices Affecting Shops, Customers This Valentine's Day
"It never goes down; it always goes up," said Shamskhou. "Ever since COVID, flowers have been just more and more expensive."
Saratoga, CA|News|
Bay Area Doctor Headed To Gaza On Medical Aid Mission
Subeh is an emergency room doctor leaving on a voluntary mission to help wounded civilians in Gaza.
Pleasant Hill, CA|News|
Pleasant Hill Shocked By Murder Of Park Custodian
Santiago Jacobo was only 37, but his loved ones say his memory at Pleasant Hill Park will be eternal.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Police Seek Person Of Interest In 2023 Fatal Shooting In Oakland
The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco 49ers Fans Looking Toward Next Season With Hopeful Attitude
Super Bowl 58 left fans on the edge of their seats in the second half and ended in heartbreak for 49ers fans.
San Francisco|News|
Super Bowl LVIII Was Most-Watched Program In Television History, CBS Sports Says
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in overtime — only the second Super Bowl ever to go into overtime.
San Francisco|News|
For San Francisco 49ers Coach Johnny Holland, Super Bowl LVIII Isn't His Biggest Challenge
Five years ago, after feeling pain in his shoulder and ribs, Holland was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a rare and incurable blood cancer.
San Francisco|News|
Kansas City, Bay Area Breweries Make Friendly Wager On Super Bowl To Benefit Charity
Folks here remember the bitter 49ers' Super Bowl loss four years ago and they hope to get some payback on Sunday.
San Francisco|News|
Waymo Robotaxi Collides With Bicyclist In San Francisco's Potrero Hill Neighborhood
There were no injuries to any passengers. Police said the cause of the collision was still being investigated.
San Francisco|News|
6 Suspects Sought In Armed Retail Theft In San Francisco's Sunset District
Police in San Francisco are searching for at least six people suspected of armed robbery at a Sunset District business over the weekend.
San Francisco|News|
Vegas-Based Niner Fans Take Super Bowl As A Welcome Surprise
"Watching the Super Bowl in 1994-1995 - when we won against the Chargers. That's my first official memory like, my God, the 49ers," he said.
San Francisco|News|
SFMTA Seeks Muni Fare Increase As $12.7 Million Deficit Looms
Muni revenue is 56% of pre-pandemic levels, according to the SFMTA. Public meetings are scheduled for Feb. 22 and March 2.
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Meta Oversight Board Says Manipulated Video Of Biden Can Stay On Facebook, Recommends Policy Overhaul
A human content reviewer at Meta left the video up after it was reported to the company as hate speech.
Scotts Valley, CA|News|
Person Killed When Tree Falls Into Home In Boulder Creek
Two people were in the home at the time and one person was able to make it out of the house, the sheriff's office said.
San Francisco|News|
Vending Moratorium On San Francisco's Mission Street To Be Extended 6 Months
District 9 residents and small businesses have noted that Mission Street is markedly safer, cleaner and more accessible," Rosen said.
San Francisco|News|
Super Bowl Opening Night: Media Extravaganza In Las Vegas Could Be The Wildest One Yet
The event is open to fans who purchased tickets, and it will be the first and only public appearance this week for every player and coach.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Berkeley Hills Residents Worried About Landslide Near The Caldecott Tunnel
"You just don't know when it's going to give."
San Francisco|News|
Cantaloupe-Linked Salmonella Outbreak That Killed 6 People Is Over, CDC Says
Brands such as Malichita and Rudy began last November, with major grocers such as Kroger and Walmart also pulling melons from their shelves.
