San Francisco supervisor to introduce tighter enforcement on e-bikes, other powered devices
A San Francisco supervisor plans to introduce legislation aimed at increasing enforcement of existing laws governing e-bikes and other powered devices, citing safety concerns and complaints from residents.
Tone Capone, Producer of ‘I Got 5 On It,’ Dies at 59
Tone Capone, a prolific producer who brought the mobb music style of Bay Area hip-hop to the world with the smash hit “I Got 5 On It,” died on Saturday. He was 59. Capone’s death was reported online Sunday by close family. A cause of death was not immediately known. Capone had been living in the Las Vegas area since 20
Fremont and Union City Return to Tiburon After ProPhoenix Dispatch Rollback
Fremont and Union City are again operating on CentralSquare’s Tiburon dispatch platform after returning to it on Aug. 28, less than a month after activating a $2.6 million ProPhoenix computer-aided dispatch and records-management system. The rollback followed reported instability involving dispatchers and patrol-vehicl
Photos: Rare Ice Age tooth discovered in California preserve after thousands of years
A massive fossilized tooth discovered in a California preserve is giving scientists a rare glimpse into the Ice Age and the prehistoric creatures that once roamed the San Francisco Bay Area.
PG&E Outage Linked to Another Major BART Shutdown After a Week of Delays
BART riders endured another major disruption Saturday, September 12, when a PG&E power outage interrupted East Bay service. The incident followed days of problems that had already prompted an apology from transit officials.
Bay Area charity golf event raises $5.6 million for Curry’s ‘Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation’
The 7th Annual Workday Charity Classic at Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club raised more than $5.6 million dollars to support Oakland students and families.
Mountain View’s 54th Art & Wine Festival Floods Castro Street This Weekend
Nearly a mile of Castro Street in downtown Mountain View shuts down to cars this weekend for the 54th annual Art & Wine Festival, a free two-day street fair packed with more than 400 artisan booths, live music on two stages, and a wine garden pouring tastings from eight heritage wineries. The festival runs from 11 a.m.
14 Bay Area public transit leaders go on ride-along to get firsthand experience with...
Public transit leaders from across the Bay Area rode buses and trains through multiple systems, in an effort aimed at highlighting regional transit connections and encouraging greater public use.
New rent control measure in Redwood City sparks debate
Volunteers hit the streets in Redwood City on Saturday to get out the vote in favor of a new rent control measure. If passed in November, Measure E would roll some rents back to 2025 rates and add caps on rent increases. It would also strengthen tenant protections and “just cause” relocation assistance in Redwood City.
6 Bay Area Charities That Will Pick Up Your Donations for Free
One of the easiest ways to cut down on moving costs is to get rid of things before they ever make it into a box. The less you have to move, the fewer boxes, truck space, and hours of labor you’ll need. And if the things you no longer want are still usable, donating them... The post 6 Bay Area Charities That Will Pick

















