Bay Area man charged with manufacturing ‘arsenal’ of ghost guns from his bedroom
Near his sneaker collection, an 18-year-old man in San Jose amassed another collection: 27 finished or near-finished guns in his room, made possible by two 3D weapon printers, prosecutors said.
Hundreds to be laid off from Bay Area-based luxury EV maker
(KRON) — Hundreds of employees will be laid off from a Bay Area-based electric vehicle maker. According to a California WARN report, 319 Lucid Motors employees are losing their jobs, effective on April 21. The employees are based in Lucid’s headquarters in Newark on Gateway Boulevard. The report states the layoffs...
Can horror save Bay Area theater? ACT’s ‘Paranormal Activity’ makes a case
The stage adaptation of “Paranormal Activity” at San Francisco’s ACT delivers visceral scares with immersive sound and design in a crowd-charged thriller.
Olympic champ Alysa Liu is back in the Bay! Here’s where she visited, what...
Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu is back home after medaling in Italy. The gold medalist has been spotted at multiple spots around the Bay Area in the past 24 hours.
Oakland Families Pack FBI Office As Feds Probe Trafficking Link In 3 Disappearances
Three families crowded into the FBI's Oakland field office yesterday after federal agents told them that the disappearances of three women, 17-year-old Morgan Crenshaw, 20-year-old Heaven McGee, and 19-year-old Tatiana Dugger, may be connected and possibly tied to human trafficking. It was an emotional meeting, with...
Robot Food Couriers To Take Over Downtown Fremont Next Month
Downtown Fremont is about to get some new neighbors on its sidewalks and bike lanes, as the City Council has signed off on a pilot program that will let DoorDash’s Dot delivery robots roam the streets. The test will roll out slowly at first, with a small, closely supervised demo that could expand to dozens of...
Castro Valley Lumber Falls to Car Wash
Castro Valley’s last official and longest-running lumber business was demolished last week to make way for a self-service car wash opening later this year. Cranes, bulldozers, and a team of workers tore down the sheds, structures, and even the front office of Castro Valley Lumber, located at a 1.35-acre mostly...
Virtual town halls on Geary/19th Ave Subway plan
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority, along with SFMTA and the SF Planning Department, is studying a possible new subway under Geary Blvd and 19th Ave. The project aims to improve connections across San Francisco and the Bay Area while supporting transportation, climate, and housing goals.
Suspects arrested after two-city commercial burglary spree
Police have arrested suspects linked to a burglary spree spanning at least two East Bay cities this week. In a social media post, local authorities credited license plate reader technology with helping to crack the case. According to the Alameda Police Department, the burglary crew hit nine businesses in Alameda...
Western U.S. is about to see historic winter weather — with 90-degree temps in...
Parts of the Bay Area could flirt with 80 degrees while winter temperature records are threatened in the Desert Southwest.

















