Regional: People Are Going To Die: Bay Area Homelessness Leaders Speak Out About Hud...
REGIONAL: PEOPLE ARE GOING TO DIE: BAY AREA HOMELESSNESS LEADERS SPEAK OUT ABOUT HUD CUTS
Man arrested for trashing East Bay Halloween home display: PD
(KRON) — The Fremont Police Department said a man was arrested after vandalizing a Halloween home display earlier this month. FPD said the incident happened on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at a residence on Lang Avenue. FPD said a neighbor called police to report that a suspect “was tearing Halloween decorations off a...
Hayward: City Picks 20-Year Veteran As Fire Chief
Hayward officials have appointed a 20-year veteran firefighter to serve as the new chief of the city's Fire Department. Ryan Hamre will take over the role from Eric Vollmer. Vollmer became interim fire chief after former fire chief Garrett Contreras retired in June 2024, city officials said Monday. Article continues...
California’s rain streak will pause — but the next storm is on its way...
Sunshine will return Tuesday even as temperatures stay cool, but another weak storm is expected to arrive late Wednesday night.
Oscar-nominated songwriter remembers coach John Beam as a ‘motivator’ in high school
"He was one of a few teachers who'd listen to my song when they were written on a gum wrapper... Some silly little song but he'd say, 'Taura that is so great,"' said Taura Stinson an Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated songwriter.
Longtime ABC7 News reporter Leslie Brinkley retires after decades of reporting in Bay Area
Longtime ABC7 News reporter Leslie Brinkley is retiring after decades of reporting in the Bay Area. She's covered everything from the Loma Prieta earthquake to the Golden State Killer case.
Hundreds of Oakland students walk out of class, calling for an end to gun...
Hundreds of students at Oakland high schools walked out of class on Tuesday, calling for an end to gun violence, especially on school campuses.
Oakland police hit with lawsuit for sharing license plate camera data with feds
The Oakland Police Department has repeatedly broken the law by sharing sensitive surveillance data with federal authorities, according to a new lawsuit filed on Tuesday in state court. It’s the second time Oakland has been sued by Secure Justice, a nonprofit led by Brian Hofer, a former member of Oakland’s...
‘It’s Devastating’: More Than $100M for Housing Homeless at Risk Under New HUD Policy
The Bay Area could lose more $100 million in federal funding that helps house people exiting homelessness, according to the policy and advocacy organization, All Home. Homeless service providers are wrestling with what the loss could mean for ongoing efforts to get people off the street and keep them housed.
Have We Been Experiencing an Unusual Number of Earthquakes Lately, or Is It Just...
In recent times, several residents of the Bay Area have reported an increase in the frequency of earthquakes. A social media user expressed their concern after feeling an earthquake about 10 minutes prior to their post. They also mentioned experiencing 1-2 earthquakes two weeks ago. Living in an apartment on the...

















