Life after prison: This Oakland program offers a place to start over
Jesse Cornish spent 18 years in Solano State Prison. In June, three days before the 39-year-old was released, he learned he would have no parole. People released from prison without parole do not have a parole officer, someone who can supervise them and serve as a resource, connecting them with housing, substance abuse
Bay Area city plans 2,300 homes on former Navy base. A dispute over 25...
The housing development is in jeopardy because of a technical dispute about how federal rent assistance vouchers can be transferred.
APD Finds Stolen Property in Stolen Vehicle
Alameda Police Department (APD) officers responded to a report of a stolen vehicle on Lincoln Avenue and Grand Street just after 6 a.m. on Monday, August 17, and found more stolen items inside. According to an APD report on Facebook, the owner of the vehicle had outfitted it with multiple...
San Andreas Fault just south of Bay Area is slipping faster than previously thought,...
A major earthquake centered just south of the Bay Area is more likely than previously thought, according to new research.
Major Bay Area ice cream maker recalls Outshine fruit bars over possible glass
Check your freezer: Dreyer’s has recalled select six-count Outshine Fruit Bars over possible glass contamination.
‘It took 20 minutes’: Kentucky mom shares son’s fatal sextortion story outside Meta trial
More than a year after losing her 16-year-old son to what federal investigators determined was a sextortion scheme, Kentucky mother Shannon Heacock stood outside a federal courthouse with a message for Meta: her son's death was preventable.
Oakland raid uncovers enough fentanyl to kill nearly 2 million people
(KRON) — More than 3.8 kilograms of fentanyl, along with processing and packaging equipment, was seized from an Oakland residence last week, authorities said. The amount represents enough potentially lethal doses to kill almost 2 million people, according to figures published by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Green Day guitarist is obsessed with the hidden pathways of the Berkeley Hills
“I had no plans when I moved to Berkeley other than to play music, go to Gilman a lot, and, you know, have a shitty job so I could live out here for as long as possible.”. Jason White’s “take things as they come” approach to moving to a new town might give Type A folks palpitations, but sometimes leaving space for life
Robot house cleaning service is being offered in this Bay Area city
SAN FRANCISCO - No longer a thing of the sci-fi future, robot house cleaners are moving into the realm of reality here in the Bay Area. San Francisco-based engineering start-up Tau Robotics has launched its robot house cleaning service. What we know:. For $30 an hour, customers can hire a...
Little Original Joe’s burger is so popular, it’s getting its own SF restaurant
This is the first fast-casual concept for the Original Joe's owners.
