This 93-Year-Old Restaurant in Orinda Has the Bay Area’s Best Fried Chicken
ORINDA, CALIFORNIA – Bizarre as it might sound, why is fried chicken a subject of so much controversy? This mainstay of U.S. culinary culture, going back to the Old South, is viewed by wellness experts as terrible for one’s health. Outside of great taste, fried chicken is high...
Police Searching for 17-Year-Old Girl Who Disappeared Two Weeks Ago
Police in Northern California are searching for Morgan Crenshaw, who was last seen "heading to Oakland" in late September
Antioch teen disappears under suspicious circumstances
Morgan Crenshaw’s phone was last traced to an abandoned building in Oakland, her family said.
‘Shocked and confused’: Someone is menacing a quiet Oakland neighborhood by throwing rocks
An unidentified suspect has been throwing rocks into homes and car windows in North Oakland in recent weeks, alarming residents who do not understand the motive.
Felon Allegedly Commits Multiple Home Invasion Robberies
BERKELEY, CA — A felon convicted for a home-invasion robbery 20 years ago was arrested—for multiple recent invasion robberies. Albert Decoto, 46, of Oakland, remains behind bars in lieu of $480,000 bond. His girlfriend who allegedly helped him was also arrested, but she was. released. Decoto and Christina...
Nonverbal autistic man missing from Alameda
(KRON) — The Alameda Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in locating a nonverbal autistic man reported missing Wednesday morning. Noah Zuranich is described by authorities as 6 feet tall and weighing 230 pounds. He has brown hair, hazel eyes and is clean shaven. Zuranich was last seen wearing a...
Remote Work is Dying in the Bay Area — and Tech is Leading the...
A new poll reveals that 63 percent of Bay Area workers are now back at the office full time, reports Ethan Baron in The Mercury News. This stands in contrast to last year, when half of the region’s workers were working fully in person. According to Baron, “Remote and...
Bay Area health officials recommend flu, COVID shots despite CDC dropping universal recommendations
All 13 Bay Area public health directors released a joint message telling the community that it's time to protect yourself from flu, COVID, and RSV, and vaccinations are the best way to do so.
‘Marry Lisa’: Bay Area woman who used billboards to find love receives 3,500 applications
A Bay Area woman who rented out billboards in her search for love has received more than 3,500 applications from potential suitors.
Ahead of ‘No Kings’ protests, expert tips for staying safe at demonstrations
OAKLAND, Calif. - The Bay Area No Kings protests in June were free of violence, but residents planning to attend the Oct. 18 marches and rallies should still learn their rights and take steps to protect themselves from potential harm or prosecution. The U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to protest,...

















