San Francisco|News|
Thousands Protest World Leaders, Israel-Hamas War As APEC Opens In S.F.
"Even if they cannot see us, as we're mobilizing and marching together, they will know that we're out there," she said.
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S.F. Restaurants Near Moscone Center See Slow Start To APEC Week
Karim, a general manager who didn't want to identify his eatery, said the turnout so far has been disappointing.
Napa Valley, CA|News|
Group Of Napa County Wineries Fighting To Keep On-Site Wine Tastings
Wineries that were already operating, like the Hopper Creek Winery in Oakville, were given an exemption from having to get a permit.
Livermore, CA|News|
Former Livermore Mayor Hopes Proposed Commuter Rail Line Can Connect BART With San Joaquin Valley
Right now, the valley is coming up with its own solution. It is a missing link that could be a win for both BART and commuters.
Berkeley, CA|News|
One Dead In Berkeley Police Shooting
The shooting happened as officers were investigating an auto burglary in progress.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Chinatown Ready For Large Crowds During APEC Summit
Ed Siu, the chairman of the Chinatown Merchants United Association of San Francisco, said the area is recovering and getting better.
San Francisco|News|
FDA Proposes Banning Ingredient Found In Some Citrus-Flavored Sodas
"Today, few beverages in the U.S. contain BVO," the agency stated.
San Francisco|News|
Wet Weather Persists As Cold Fronts Brings Rain Across The Bay Area
BART said on Monday that it is running trains at slower speeds due to wet weather across the region.
San Leandro, CA|News|
East Bay Youth Football Team Finds New Field After Gun Violence Forced Them To Move
The East Bay Panthers have a new home field, tucked away at Madison Park Academy, closed off to the public.
Murrieta, CA|News|
Best Buy Recalls Almost 1 Million Pressure Cookers After Spewed Contents Burn 17 People
Made in China, the recalled cookers were sold at Best Buy stores and online, including at Amazon, from October 2017 through June 2023.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Locals Unsure If City Is Ready To Host APEC
"I got it in my brain already that a day before they start it, I better get out and get those groceries" said Dinmal.
El Cerrito, CA|News|
El Cerrito Restaurant Catering To Fast-Growing Nepalese Community In Contra Costa County
Manjila Moktan spent the first 17 years of her life in Nepal before emigrating to the U.S. and settling in the Bay Area.
San Francisco|News|
49ers Lose To Vikings 22-17 After 2 Interceptions In The 4th Quarter
Addison won the tug-of-war battle this time with 49ers cornerback Charvarius Ward and spun away for a 60-yard touchdown.
San Francisco|News|
Different Realities: San Francisco Residents Offer Competing Views On State Of The City
There are people who are getting paid to do this, to just bash San Francisco," Ausman said of some social media accounts.
San Francisco|News|
Neighbors Say "Nothing Abnormal" About Bay Area Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Jet's Engines Mid-Flight
Neighbors in Pleasant Hill said they were shocked to learn a Bay Area pilot is facing over 80 charges of attempted murder
Banning-Beaumont, CA|News|
In-N-Out Celebrates 75th Anniversary With Festival In Pomona
Southern California's most beloved hamburger joint celebrated their 75th anniversary on Sunday with a day-long festival in Pomona.
Watsonville, CA|News|
Revival Of Once-Abundant Olympia Oyster Population Could Help Fight Effects Of Climate Change
"We are here to bring back oysters to Elkhorn Slough where they have lived for millennia."
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
North Bay Garden Home To Thousands Of Vintage And Rare Roses Dating Back Centuries
A living museum woven through the hills of Sebastopol is home to thousands of vintage roses dating back centuries.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Teachers, District Reach Deal To Avoid Strike After All-Night Bargaining Session
The United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) announced the tentative agreement on its social media channels Friday.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco-Marin Food Bank To Close All Pop-Up Pantries By Mid-2025 As Pandemic Funding Ends
The organization said it will be working to expand existing pantries and reopen those that closed.
