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Get Ready to Pay to Drive in the Bay: Leaders Detail All-Lane Freeway Tolling
More details are emerging about whether to charge drivers on Bay Area freeways.
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Sacramento Neighbors Worry More Businesses Could Leave if Crime, Homelessness Are Not Addressed
Some people living in the Broadway Corridor of Sacramento say they’re sad and frustrated at how their once-booming area is becoming a hotbed of crime and empty storefronts.
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License Plate Reader Cameras May be Installed in San Francisco
San Francisco may start using license plate reader cameras to combat organized retail thefts and car break-ins that have marred the city’s image.
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Trial Begins of Alleged Paul Pelosi Attacker
The attorney for the man accused of attacking the husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says his client was down a conspiracy theory rabbit hole.
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California Nudist Lodge Goes on the Market for Almost $33 Million
A popular California nudist resort is up for sale.
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Sacramento Superior Court Warning Public About New Jury Duty Scam
The Sacramento Superior Court is warning the public about a new jury duty scam.
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San Francisco Tech Company Ends Cocktail Lounge Experiment
Open bar is over for one Bay Area tech company.
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San Francisco to Close Two Lanes on Bay Bridge for APEC 2023, Here’s What You Need to Know
San Francisco will host The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) conference – one of the largest gatherings of global leaders – from Saturday, November 11 to Friday, November 17, 2023.
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Rep. Adam Schiff Is a Resident of Maryland
Burbank Congressman and Senate hopeful, Adam Schiff is coming under scrutiny for where he lives.
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Feds Launch New Program to Fight SF Fentanyl Crisis, Target Dealers
It’s “All Hands on Deck” to stop San Francisco’s fentanyl crisis.
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Owners of Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knott’s Berry Farm Announce Planned Merger
Rival theme parks Six Flags Magic Mountain and Knott’s Berry Farm could soon be owned by the same people.
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San Francisco Ban on Mission District Street Vendors Pushed Back
Street vendors in San Francisco are getting more time before a 90-day ban begins.
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State-Issued EBT Funds Stolen, Recipients Say
Some Californians are coming up short after rampant theft from state-issued EBT card accounts.
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Chipotle May Hike Prices In California to Pay for Wages
Chipotle says it might have to raise prices at its California restaurants to pay for employee wages.
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Alameda County District Attorney’s Work Laptop Stolen in Car Burglary
Cue Alanis Morrisette’s “Ironic” because Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price’s work laptop was reportedly stolen during a vehicle burglary in Oakland.