Guide to Fremont’s historical landmarks
Walk down Niles Boulevard on a quiet afternoon, and it is easy to miss the small theater tucked where the street bends toward Niles Canyon Road. But over a century ago, this stretch of Fremont was a film set — and the man walking through it was Charlie Chaplin, filming five movies in ten weeks. That legacy lives on at
6 Bay Area Charities That Offer Free Donation Pickup Services
One of the easiest ways to lower moving costs is to declutter before you pack. The fewer items you move, the less you’ll spend on boxes, truck space, and labor, and many of those unwanted items can help someone else instead of ending up in a landfill. The biggest obstacle for many people isn’t deciding... The post 6 B
San Francisco sees two wins at the 2026 James Beard Awards
The prizes include for outstanding chef, and outstanding professional in cocktail service.
Meet the Bay Area’s premier Indian mango plug
Here’s where to find rare Indian mangos in the Bay Area.
Two college friends swept to their deaths by rogue wave while napping on notorious...
Two friends tragically drowned after being swept away by a sudden rise in tide as they reportedly napped on the beach
El Niño turns crumbling California pier into climate battleground over what to save —...
Rep. Sam Liccardo wants to rebuild the Pacifica pier with help from the federal government. But does investing in this kind of infrastructure make sense?
Body found at Bay Area garbage facility identified as missing Emeryville man
Marcus Moore, 30, was reported missing one day before his body was found at a San Leandro garbage facility.
Boat inspections take effect in South Bay to prevent spread of invasive golden mussel
(BCN) — Clean, drain, dry and tag: State and county officials are relying on boaters to prevent the spread of an invasive golden mussel that has infested much of the San Francisco estuary. On Monday, new rules that aim to curb the spread of the species go into effect for all reservoirs open to recreational boating with
San Jose stabbing leaves woman dead, suspect in custody
SAN JOSE, Calif. - A woman was found stabbed to death at a San Jose home early Monday morning. Officers were called around 12:44 a.m. to a home in the 5800 block of Snell Avenue to conduct a welfare check after a report of an assault, according to the San Jose Police Department.
Alameda Beach Takeover Leads to Double Shooting
Few details shared while Alameda Police continue investigating. A large, raucous “beach takeover” in Alameda turned violent on Thursday night, June 11, resulting in two people being shot with an assault rifle. This marks the latest of several “beach takeovers” and games of “assassin” that have been causing problems for
