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Ten Arrested for Attacks on Bay Area Postal Workers
Nearly a dozen people are now facing charges for attacks on postal workers around the Bay Area.
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Schiff Fundraising Outpaces Rivals
In the race to win the Senate seat vacated by the late Dianne Feinstein, Southern California Congressman Adam Schiff is outpacing his rivals in campaign fundraising.
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Newsom Signs Speed Camera Bill in Bay Area
Bay Area drivers may soon be receiving speeding tickets in the mail.
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San Francisco Teachers Authorize Strike
San Francisco teachers are preparing to possibly walk off the job.
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Governor Newsom Signs Several Bills to Provide More Money at Homelessness in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed several bills into law that purport to fight the growing homelessness problem in the state.
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Alameda County District Attorney Recall Effort Underway
Efforts are now underway to recall Alameda County’s district attorney.
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Monitor Children’s Social Media Use During War
Some schools are telling parents to monitor their children’s social media use while the war in Israel rages on.
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U.S. and Qatar Bar Iran from $6 Billion
US and Qatari officials have reached an agreement to temporarily block Iran’s access to $6 billion in recently unfrozen oil revenues held in Doha.
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Express to Close Union Square Store
The Express clothing store in Union Square is yet another retailer closing its doors.
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California Holds Onto Its Ban on High-Capacity Gun Magazines
California can keep its ban on high-capacity gun magazines.
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Death Toll Rises as Israel Defends Itself, More Americans Dead
At least 27 Americans have been killed, and 14 are unaccounted for as the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas rages on.
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Bay Area Law Enforcement Increase Patrols After Call for ‘Global Day of Jihad’
Bay Area religious leaders are working with law enforcement to increase security out of an abundance of caution following reports that Hamas is urging its supporters to take to the streets for a so-called “global day of jihad.”
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Bay Area Brunches Impose Fee for Vomiting
Some San Francisco restaurants that offer bottomless brunches are imposing a new rule for customers who really want to get their drink on.
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Dodgers Legend Steve Garvey Announces Run for U.S. Senate
Los Angeles Dodgers legend Steve Garvey is announcing he is running for the U.S. Senate
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“Willful Defiance” Suspensions to be Banned in California Schools
“Willful defiance” suspensions in California schools will be a thing of the past.