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LinkedIn Handing Out Nearly 200 Pink Slips at Bay Area Offices
More tech layoffs are underway across the Bay Area.
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Naked Woman Gets Out of Car, Fires Gun
A woman is hospitalized after getting out of her car naked and firing a gun on the San Francisco Bay Bridge earlier this week.
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Sacramento Restaurant Owner Says They’re Becoming Used to Being Victims
The owner of Sacramento restaurant Bacon & Butter says he’s trying to figure out how to stay ahead of criminals who have repeatedly broken into his business this year.
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Sacramento Police Hold Meetings About Military Weapon Policy
The Sacramento Police Department and Police Commission are holding two forums to talk about the military equipment policy.
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Oakland Hopes to Attract Visitors with Airport Expansion Plan
Travelers are getting a chance to weigh in on a makeover for Oakland International Airport.
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Should Go Great! California to Pay Meth Users With Gift Cards to Stay Clean
California is moving forward with a new approach to stimulant addiction: paying people with gift cards as a reward for staying sober.
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Feinstein Appears Confused, Told to “Just Say Aye” During Committee Vote
Senator Dianne Feinstein appeared confused during a committee vote Thursday, prompting a fellow senator to step in.
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SF Walgreens Security Guard Fined Months After Shooting
New developments have been revealed in a San Francisco Walgreens shooting.
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Frustrated Oakland Residents Confront DA Pamela and Oakland Police
Oakland residents, fed up with escalating crime, confronted Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price and the Oakland Police Department during a passionate community meeting.
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Santa Clara Traffic and Stadium Advisories for the Sold-Out Taylor Swift Concerts
The Santa Clara Police Department has issued a traffic advisory covering the area around Levi’s Stadium for the Taylor Swift shows on Friday and Saturday.
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Liberty Mutual Will Stop Offering Business Owner’s Policy in California
Some Californians are facing another insurance change.
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San Francisco Doesn’t Know What Happened to Millions of Your Donations During Covid
An audit performed this year uncovered a significant amount of money that cannot be accounted for in San Francisco’s Give2SF’s COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund.
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San Francisco Searches for Those Who Fled Wild Rollover Crash
A wild car crash in San Francisco is getting a lot of attention.
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Davis Stabbing Suspect Begins Mental Competency Trial
The man accused of stabbing three people in Davis in April began a mental competency trial.
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New Road Cameras Set to Capture More than Speeders?
You could soon receive automated tickets from speed cameras if a new bill passes.