Juneteenth celebrations to honor Black culture through music, art, and food
Around the Bay Area, Juneteenth events are scheduled to take place and celebrate Black culture, with a focus on music, art and food. Spanning Friday to Sunday, the holiday’s festivities will occur across the entire region, with headliner events taking place in Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco. Juneteenth...
The Bay Area gets a new food hall with Michelin cred
The food hall, which will have multiple concepts, is operated by the restaurant group behind Niku Steakhouse in San Francisco.
Alysa Liu gets her first taste of ‘ice cream for life’ at historic Oakland...
The Alysa's Gold flavor was a huge success with its namesake.
El Niño Could Bring ‘Disruptive Coastal Flooding’ to Bay Area This Winter
Scientists warn the potential super El Niño could push Bay Area tides to record highs from Santa Cruz to Marin. Pacifica’s pier cracked. Parts of Marin County are underwater this week, thanks to the Bay Area’s highest-ever summer tides. And climate scientists expect coastal flooding to get worse this fall and winter, b
SpaceX purchases Bay Area AI coding startup for $60 billion
SpaceX hopes to boost its AI company, which has fallen behind key competitors.
NorCal hot pot chain to close only Bay Area location
(KRON) — It was short stint for a hot pot restaurant on the Peninsula. After opening less than three years ago, the Shabu Shack in South San Francisco is permanently closing on June 22, the business announced on social media Tuesday. Shabu Shack’s shuttering restaurant marks the establishment’s only Bay Area location.
PG&E Transformer Trouble Knocks Out Milpitas Cops’ Phone Lines
In an outage nobody in Milpitas was asking for, police today said a PG&E transformer problem has knocked out the department’s phone system, leaving its non-emergency and business lines offline while 9-1-1 and other urgent calls are being rerouted to county dispatch. The department said emergency services are still avai
Mountain lion roaming Redwood City neighborhood captured in home’s backyard
A mountain lion roaming in a Redwood City neighborhood on Monday morning was shot with a tranquilizing dart by state game wardens.
Bay Area 100 ultramarathon debuts in Oakland
At dawn on Saturday morning, the fog had not yet burned off in the Berkeley Hills and the security lights at UC Berkeley’s stadium gave off an ominous glow. The city was asleep as 155 runners made their way up the steps to the sounds of energetic pop music and the hills’ morning birds.
Livermore Landlord Swaps 20 Units For 64 In $25.4 Million 1031 Shuffle
One Livermore investor just pulled off a serious apartment upgrade, trading a 20-unit complex for a 64-unit property in a $25.375 million tax-deferred 1031 exchange arranged by the Palo Alto-based Levin Johnston team at Marcus & Millichap. The deal more than tripled the owner’s unit count, tightened their footprint in
