Oakland Residents Fear Suspicious Death May Have Been a Lynching, Calling for Transparency
On June 30, Oakland citizens were alerted via the Citizen app that someone was hanging from a tree near Bridgeview Trail. Police quickly deemed it a suicide, but residents are demanding more transparency. No press releases have been issued, and only one news outlet has reported on the case so far.
Last Member of Chilean ATM Syndicate Busted by Feds in Newport Beach After East...
A Chilean national arrested in Southern California this week has been connected to the explosive ATM robbery at San Ramon's Target store, revealing the incident as part of a sophisticated multi-million-dollar crime spree that spanned three states and netted more than $4 million from financial institutions across the...
The Best Breakfast In America Is Hiding Inside This Legendary Diner In California
There’s a moment when you bite into the perfect breakfast that makes time stand still – that’s exactly what happens at Country Way in Fremont, California. This unassuming A-frame diner with its stone facade and bold red sign might not look like the home of breakfast nirvana, but locals know better.
Suspects in Bay Area skincare heists arrested after 100 MPH chase through Mendocino County
A quiet Thursday in Mendocino County escalated into a high-speed pursuit and multi-agency arrest, ending a crime spree that spanned multiple counties. Two suspects were taken into custody Friday afternoon after leading law enforcement on a chase through inland Mendocino County, reaching speeds of 100 miles per...
FBI Offers $10,000 Reward in Search for Missing 21-Year-Old Heaven McGee: ‘We Know Someone...
The FBI is now offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Heaven McGee, a 21-year-old woman from Oakland… The post FBI Offers $10,000 Reward in Search for Missing 21-Year-Old Heaven McGee: ‘We Know Someone Saw Something’ appeared first on Shine My Crown .
Contra Costa Co.: Community-Led Black Wellness Hub To Open In Antioch
CONTRA COSTA CO.: COMMUNITY-LED BLACK WELLNESS HUB TO OPEN IN ANTIOCH
Deportations Are Already Disrupting California’s Economy — and This Is Just the Beginning
Business has noticeably slowed in East San Jose, California — a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood — and Lupe Lopez sees the difference every day. “More and more people are either staying close to home or not coming out at all,” said Lopez, 69, whose family runs nine Arteagas Food Center supermarkets, including one...
San Francisco Cyclist Slain at Muni Stop While Defending Others, Community Plans Memorial
A San Francisco community is mourning the loss of Colden Kimber, a 28-year-old cyclist who was stabbed to death while reportedly trying to shield women and children from a man brandishing a knife at a Muni stop. The tragic incident occurred last Saturday around 4 PM, as Kimber awaited a K-line train with his...
This 1969 prison takeover by Native activists ended Nixon’s policy of terminating Indian tribes
When fire destroyed San Francisco’s American Indian Center in 1969, activists didn’t just rebuild. They seized an entire island. For 19 months, Native Americans occupied Alcatraz prison, creating their own schools, clinics, and radio station while the world watched. The bold move forced major policy changes that...
Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia gets a street named after him in San Francisco
The dedication, held in the Excelsior, where Jerry Garcia grew up, kicked off a weekend of celebrations including Jerry Day and three Dead & Company concerts in Golden Gate Park.
