San Francisco Airbnb Bookings Plummet due to Crime, Regulations
Airbnb bookings in San Francisco are plummeting.
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Bay Area Law Enforcement Warning Public About Online Group Grooming
Law enforcement agencies in the Bay Area are warning parents about a new grooming tactic used by sexual predators.
California Criminals Win Again, State Expands Criminal Record Sealing Law
California is the first state to seal almost all past convictions on criminal records.
Newsom Is Campaigning, Despite Claiming He’s Not Running for President
The California Governor is busy campaigning for Democrats in Republican-led states this 4th of July holiday week.
New Bike Lane in SF Neighborhood Causing Accidents, Loss of Parking
San Francisco city crews have been installing a controversial protected bike lane on Valencia Street in the Mission District for the past few weeks.
Two People Robbed At ATMs on the Same Day Oakland PD Issues Warning About ATM Robberies
The same day that Oakland police put out a public safety advisory about an “uptick” in robberies at ATMs, at least two more people were victimized that night.
California Hearing on Senate Bill to Reduce Life, Death Sentences
Family members of murder victims are speaking out against a California bill.
Waymo Car Stops in Middle of San Francisco Street, Resparks Driverless Vehicle Debate
A new video from this past weekend’s Pride Parade in San Francisco is offering new fuel for a debate about robotaxis in the city.
$104,000 per Year Considered Low Income in Northern California
New Federal income limits are out, and the numbers may not surprise you.
Americans Keeping Credit Card Debt a Secret
Americans are keeping their credit-card debt a secret from their partners.