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7 terrific Bay Area things to do this weekend, April 11-13
Whether you’re in the mood for a gripping movie or TV series, or a pleasant stroll in a scenic Oakland park (or both), this weekend…
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PG&E target of lawsuit after Santa Cruz County apartment explosion
According to the court filing, the plaintiffs contend that electrical overheating in PG&E’s wiring melted through a gas service line it shared a utility trench…
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Millbrae man pleads not guilty in fatal Burlingame hit and run
The man is charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and hit and run.
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Bay Area arts: 14 shows and concerts to catch this weekend
From a legendary jazz pianist to a festival devoted to whales, there is a lot to see and do in the Bay Area this weekend.
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What to watch: ‘Last of Us’ just as riveting in Season 2
After a two-year, fans of the post apocalyptic series is as riveting as ever.
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Berkeley council to consider police oversight, accountability reforms
The Police Accountability Board argues reforms and proper oversight would prevent similar “harmful incidents” from occurring in the future and the council’s support would be…
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Oakland police launch investigation after fentanyl death of top prosecutor’s estranged husband
Terrell Hegler, husband of top state prosecutor Venus Johnson, was found dead by the CEO of a prominent anti-homeless nonprofit that’s largely funded by local…
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Shackelford: Sending immigrants to South Sudan is inhumane
Trump’s deliberately punitive deportation policies are turning the promise of the Statue of Liberty on its head. More
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Antioch City Council told it cannot direct police oversight commission to pause its meetings
Antioch City Councilmembers were told that they cannot direct the Antioch police oversight commission to pause on their…
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Bishop Ranch in San Ramon seeks transformation into new neighborhood
Bishop Ranch in San Ramon has begun to transform from a San Ramon office park into a lively…
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Here are all the deals for Alameda Restaurant Week in March 2025
Who’s participating and what they’re serving during the 10-day food fest on Alameda Island.
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Single-family house in Alameda sells for $1.6 million
The 1,756-square-foot property, built in 1979, was sold on Nov. 21, 2024, for $1,550,000, or $883 per square…
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Kurtenbach: Jonathan Kuminga finally has a role for the Warriors. Can he fill it?
Some things have changed since Jonathan Kuminga last played.
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Sharks defenseman explains why trading Mario Ferraro would be ‘a huge loss’
NHL: Whether the San Jose Sharks trade Mario Ferraro might be most intriguing question before March 7 deadline
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You think you have adult ADHD. Now what?
Here are tips for adults who think they have ADHD, along with steps to take to get help…
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East Bay police have been shot at four different times in over 16-day span
In addition to four police shootings in Oakland and San Leandro, officers in Richmond and Concord have killed…
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Bay Area counties part of AutoNation settlement over tardy title transfers
The dealer network agrees to pay $650,000 in fines and comply with DMV registration laws following used car…
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Women’s basketball role reversal: Cal appears NCAA Tournament bound, Stanford does not
As the regular season winds down, NCAA blueblood Stanford might miss March Madness for first time since 1987.