Rockridge, CA|News|
Oakland Native's Nonprofit Helping Children Who Struggle Reading At Grade Level
Long before she became a school teacher, principal or nonprofit founder, Sabrina "Bri" Moore was hiding a secret.
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein Seeks More Control Over Her Late Husband's Trust To Pay Medical Bills
Trustees for the fund said they were "perplexed" by the filing and they have never denied any disbursement for the 90-year-old Feinstein.
Alameda, CA|News|
Former Alameda County Prosecutor Working For SF DA Could Be Disbarred After Misdemeanor Complaint
Fletcher is accused of unlawfully killing Steven Taylor at a San Leandro Walmart store in 2020.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Airbnb Hosts Struggle To Rent Homes Amid The City's Barrage Of Bad Press
"Having this extra stream of income is a cushion that really helps. It's been a real godsend," said Blum.
Los Gatos, CA|News|
South Bay High School Student Creates TechPower4All To Bring More Girls, Low-Income Students Into Tech
"The passion for technology is not just something that we just need to address when people are in the workforce," said 16-year-old Radhika.
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Facebook Parent Meta Makes Public Its ChatGPT Rival LLaMA
The social media company has long had a big research team of computer scientists devoted to advancing AI technology.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Planned Hydropower Project On Sonoma Coast Blindsides Locals
On Monday morning, it was standing room only as Supervisors considered a new coastal protection plan for Sonoma County.
San Francisco|News|
Planned Toll Hike To Keep Public Transit Afloat Gets Mixed Response
Some transit advocates say this will help prop up the transit system, as federal COVID emergency funds run out.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Walgreens Pharmacy Chains Up Freezers To Thwart Shoplifters
More than 20 shoplifters were seen every day, with items such as pizza and ice cream being cleared out every single night.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Bike Lanes On Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Seen As Contributing To Pollution, Traffic
"I've been here most of my life and I have a love for this city of Richmond," said resident Joe Fisher.
Across California, CA|News|
Power Grid Strained By Heatwave: "People Weren't Ready For This Heat"
California is urging residents to conserve air conditioning usage to ease the strain.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Blistering Heat In East Bay Drives Diners Indoors
"It's in the shade, there's a slight breeze. It doesn't feel so bad, so I think I've acclimated to the heat," said Johnson Hoang.
Napa Valley, CA|News|
Wilting Napa Valley Temps Test But Don't Turn Away Wine Lovers
While others worried about the heat, in Napa they did what wine lovers like to do -- they partied.
San Francisco|News|
Annual AIDS Walk Brings Thousands To Golden Gate Park On Sunday
Approximately 2,000 people marched through Golden Gate Park on Sunday for the annual AIDS Walk San Francisco.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Cyclist Killed In Hit-And-Run In Oakland's Fruitvale Neighborhood
A bicyclist died in a hit-and-run in Oakland's Fruitvale District on Wednesday morning, according to police.
Alameda, CA|News|
Pedestrian On Highway 880 In Oakland Struck, Killed
Officers responded to the scene following a 3:39 a.m. report of the collision just north of the southbound off-ramp at 23rd Avenue.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Arrest Made In Hit-And-Run That Killed Grandmother In East Oakland
An arrest was made in connection with a hit-and-run collision that killed a grandmother in East Oakland last month, authorities said.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Oakland City Council Seeks $75K Raise For Mayor
The new recommended salary of $277,974.54 is the maximum of this range.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
Hayward Government Still Reeling From Major Cyber Attack
In City Hall were signs warning employees not to "log onto any computer or other machine that was left in the building over the weekend."
Alameda, CA|News|
New Law In Alameda Takes Aim At Sideshow Spectators
The board considered the law in response to the growing number of sideshows in Alameda County.
