Bay Area’s iconic rotating ‘Spaceship House’ hits the market for first time
Novato's futuristic hilltop house, known locally as the "Round House" for its spaceship-like appearance, has been listed for sale for the first time since it was built in 1963.
The next great Bay Area burger chain is already hiding in a strip mall...
IniBurger has opened six locations in six years. More are coming.
10 Massive thrift stores in the Bay Area every thrifter should know about
If your idea of a good thrift trip involves rows of clothing, packed shelves, furniture, housewares, and enough inventory to keep you browsing for hours, the Bay Area has some seriously good options. These are the kinds of thrift stores where it's worth showing up with plenty of time because a quick 20-minute stop can
19-year-old suspect in deadly Grantville shooting arrested in Bay Area
A 19-year-old man suspected of fatally shooting a man the same age in Grantville two months ago was arrested Monday in Northern California.
Safeway Is Closing More Stores in 2026: Hayward, Newport and Washington, D.C. Locations Have...
Boise, Idaho — Safeway shoppers in several communities are facing store closures as parent company Albertsons Companies takes another look at its retail footprint following the collapse of its proposed merger with Kroger. Albertsons told that it had slowed its evaluation of its store portfolio while the $24.6 billion..
This Week: San Pablo Ave, Wayward in Hayward, 17th and Sanchez Streets
Here is a list of events this week. Wednesday San Pablo Ave Campaign Webinar. San Pablo Avenue is a hub for transportation, commerce, and culture that runs 22 miles through two counties and a dozen cities. And yet the majority of the corridor remains inaccessible and hazardous to people walking and rolling. And buses a
At least 1 injured after crash shuts down several EB lanes of Hwy 24...
At least one person was injured after a crash shut down several lanes of eastbound Highway 24 before the Caldecott Tunnel on Monday, according to the California Highway Patrol.
There’s a new Judaism in town — or maybe it’s very, very old
This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward’s free email newsletters delivered to your inbox. In a townhouse in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a gathering for Tu B’Av was underway. There was chanting and breathwork, singing and ceremony. Several Brooklyn-based Jewish communities, including
Judge imposes new conditions on Berkeley’s move to sweep Eighth and Harrison camp
A federal judge has ordered Berkeley officials to consider specific locations where unhoused people can move when the city closes the long-standing encampment at Eighth and Harrison streets. But Judge Edward Chen rejected homeless advocates’ request for a long-term postponement of the camp closure, and said Berkeley ca
Man found deceased outside Rosa Parks during AM drop-off
A welfare check outside a Berkeley elementary school Monday morning led police to discover a man who had died on the sidewalk, authorities report. Multiple readers alerted The Scanner after seeing "extensive police activity" on Eighth Street near Rosa Parks Elementary School, at Eighth and Allston Way. "Cars and famili

















