San Francisco|News|
Pop-Up Program Hopes To Fill Downtown San Francisco's Vacancies
They're now taking applications for the first of what will be three rounds of the program that will stretch into 2024.
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San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Supervisors Approve Cost-Cutting Grant For Noe Valley Bathroom Project
Park officials were allowed to accept funds and in-kind donations to help with the costs of a public restroom.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Kicks Off Week Of Earthquake Commemoration Events
The events kick off at 5:12 a.m. Tuesday with the 117th commemoration of the Great 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire.
Cupertino, CA|News|
Apple Bets Big On India As U.S.-China Tensions Intensify
"India has such a beautiful culture and an incredible energy, and we're excited to build on our long-standing history," CEO Tim Cook said.
Rockridge, CA|News|
Small Oakland Landlord Stands To Lose Everything; Tenant Fails To Pay Rent For 3 Years
"I'm back due some rent... $56,000 over the last three years from my tenant," said landlord John Williams.
Castro Valley, CA|News|
The AI Revolution: Google's Developers On What's Next
The appearance of sentience and awareness from Google's Bard is the result of artificial intelligence learned from people, said a Google VP
Berkeley, CA|News|
Falcon Chicks In Nests At Alcatraz, UC Berkeley Part Of Same Family Tree
On Tuesday, hundreds of people at UC Berkeley attended a party to watch the hatching of falcon chicks in a nest at the Campanile bell tower.
Albany, CA|News|
Emeryville Neighbors Of Nima Momeni, Suspect In Bob Lee Murder, Express Shock After His Arrest
Well-known Bay Area public relations veteran Sam Singer never expected he would work next door to Momemi, accused in Lee's killing.
Milpitas, CA|News|
San Jose Builds Homes For Unhoused On Former Encampment Site
The planned facility at Branham Lane and the Monterey Highway could house more than 200 people.
San Francisco|News|
San Francisco Crime-Watch Group Uneasy Despite Arrest In Lee Murder Case
"This is not indicative of what San Francisco is all about," said Ed Fisch, who attended the meeting with his wife.
San Francisco|News|
Safeway Set To Close Store Serving San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf Area
"It's going to be tough," he said. "Now, I'll have to catch the bus to Market Street or catch the bus down to the Embarcadero just to shop."
Benicia, CA|News|
Benicia Man Arrested For Felony Stalking Of North Bay Woman, Guns Seized
According to San Rafael Police, the man had a brief dating relationship with the victim and began stalking her in early February.
Milpitas, CA|News|
Amid Downsizing, Texas Instruments Reportedly Expands Silicon Valley Presence
"A big giant company like Texas Instruments, that will give us good lunch traffic," said Agnel, whose establishment serves Indian cuisine.
Redwood City-Woodside, CA|News|
Nun Takes On Peninsula Housing Crisis Head On, Plans Biggest Project Yet
The 67-year-old Dominican nun already runs a private elementary and middle school, a food pantry, a used clothing shop, and a youth center.
Larkspur-Corte Madera, CA|News|
Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Goes Electric In Hopes Of Preserving San Francisco Bay
"I got to raise my children on the boat. They're the 5th generation to operate a boat now" Captain Maggie McDonough said.
Mill Valley, CA|News|
Bay Area Veterinarians Sound The Alarm About An Increase In Tick Bites
"There's always more ticks after it rains and there's been a lot of rain this year," McGrath told KPIX.
Berkeley, CA|News|
Famous UC Berkeley Falcons Part Of Wild Raptor Community Documented By Falconer Shawn Hayes
It's rare that expecting couples are treated to watch parties, and even rarer to have huge video screens set up for their big day.
Milpitas, CA|News|
Santa Clara Water District Relaxes Drought Restrictions
Reservoirs are filled to the brim, and underground water is also topped up to normal levels.
San Francisco|News|
Mountain Tunnel, Key Piece Of Hetch Hetchy Infrastructure, Getting Major Overhaul
"It's a large project. But, we're able to rehabilitate it, instead of having to build a brand new tunnel," Manager Randy Anderson said.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
Local Wildfire Fighting Program Giving Ex-Cons A Second Chance
The graduates come from different parts of the Bay Area, but they have one thing in common: they are all formerly incarcerated.
