Stabbing, shooting at Bay Area supermarket self-checkout line; one injured
Isidro Zamora-Cisneros, 31, allegedly stabbed a man in the self-checkout of the Safeway on El Camino Real.
More Californians are able to afford a home, as housing affordability hits 4-year-high, new...
OAKLAND, Calif. - New figures show that an increasing number of people have been able to afford a home in California, thanks to factors including declining interest rates and falling home prices. The analysis from the California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) found housing affordability in the Golden State, widely kn
Woman arrested in connection to series of San Jose arson fires
(KRON) — A woman was arrested Sunday night in connection to a series of arson fire, the San Jose Police Department announced Monday. Officers responded around 8:30 p.m. to assist the San Jose Fire Department regarding a reported arson fire along the Guadalupe River in south San Jose. Fire crews quickly extinguished the
Busload of rescued beagles arrive in Bay Area from Wisconsin research laboratory
A school bus load of rescued dogs has arrived in the Bay Area after a 2000-mile trip from Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin research facility. Rescue groups say the beagles are now experiencing basic comforts they never had, from walking on grass to drinking from bowls.
On a ‘Day Without Childcare,’ providers call for higher pay and more subsidies
In California, childcare workers, those who teach and care for the state’s youngest residents, earn a median wage of less than $16 an hour. That’s half as much as elementary and middle school teachers’ median salaries, and $10 below the median wage for all workers in the state, according to the UC Berkeley’s Center for
Hayward man dumps neighbor’s cat in wilderness for eating his livestock
A Hayward man is accused of stealing his neighbor’s cat, Silo, and abandoning it in a remote Castro Valley area. Authorities say GPS data, surveillance footage and a confession link him to the incident. The defendant later admitted he stole the cat because the feline kept eating his chickens and rabbits.
A Bay Area student was accused of AI cheating. Now it’s a civil rights...
The essay was on “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller — an allegory to the Salem Witch Trials and the Red Scare. It’s about a community destroying people based on unreliable testimony and refusing to back down. The assignment could hardly have been more on the nose.
Free Slices, Santa Cruz Vibes as Pizza My Heart Hits Fremont Hub
Surfboards on the walls, thin-crust slices on the counter, and a line of hungry commuters: Pizza My Heart is officially rolling into the Fremont Hub this week, bringing its Santa Cruz vibe to central Fremont with a splashy opening and a Free Slice Day. The surf-themed Bay Area pizzeria is...
Exclusive: Influential fashion retailer to open new store on famed S.F. street
A nationally influential presence in the Bay Area fashion scene is expanding to Maiden Lane in San Francisco’s Union Square with a new concept store.
We Got an Official Opening Timeline for Walnut Creek’s New Chicken Shop, and It’s...
WALNUT CREEK, CA — It is officially happening: Raising Cane’s has confirmed to Bay Area Telegraph that it plans to start construction this summer at 2955 N. Main Street in Walnut Creek, the current Wendy’s site on North Main. A Raising Cane’s rep told Bay Area Telegraph...

















