SF’s E-Scooter Complaints Have More Than Doubled. The City Moves to Extend Lime, Spin...
Complaints about scooters in San Francisco more than doubled last year, with residents primarily frustrated by haphazardly parked e-scooters blocking sidewalks and driveways, even as the popularity of the electric vehicles continues to grow. Amid these two competing trends, city transit officials on Tuesday paved the way to extend operating...
TB outbreak at SF high school affects nearly 1 in 5, further testing underway
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - Nearly one in five students and staff at San Francisco’s Archbishop Riordan High School have been diagnosed with latent or active tuberculosis, the latest development in an outbreak that started in November. On Wednesday, the school started a new round of testing, which will be...
SF cracking down on Muni fare evasion with more enforcement, new strategies
San Francisco announced new enforcement and payment changes aimed at cracking down on fare evasion across the city's public transit system, as officials confront a growing budget deficit and concerns about fairness among riders.
Exciting New Ramen Spot in Walnut Creek To Open Imminently as Signage Goes Up
WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA – Walnut Creek’s ramen moment is about to get a lot more interesting. The signs are now up for MENSHO, the highly anticipated ramen shop coming to 1512 N. Main Street in downtown Walnut Creek, and the build-out appears to be in its final stretch.
A Classic Walnut Creek Fast Food Spot is Closing For Good
WALNUT CREEK, CA — A longtime Walnut Creek fast food stop is about to serve its final Frosty. The Wendy’s at 2955 N. Main St. is closing for good, with signage at the restaurant saying its final day will be Tuesday, May 12, according to Walnut Creek Spotlight. The restaurant is currently listed by Wendy’s as the chain’s only Walnut Creek location, operating at 2955...
18 Legionella infections confirmed at Bay Area Kaiser hospital
Kaiser Permanente said 18 Legionella infections were detected at its Santa Clara medical center through routine monitoring.
Regional: 4.2-Magnitude Quake Jolts Norcal, North Bay Early Thursday
REGIONAL: 4.2-MAGNITUDE QUAKE JOLTS NORCAL, NORTH BAY EARLY THURSDAY
Bay Area gas water heater ban takes effect next year
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is considering a rule to phase out natural gas water heaters in favor of zero-emission electric heat pump alternatives.
Alleged road rage tire-slashing driver arrested by Alameda police
(KRON) — A driver who allegedly slashed another motorist’s during a road rage incident on Tuesday faces multiple charges, according to the Alameda Police Department. APD said officers responded to the report of a road rage incident near Broadway and Otis Drive. “During a dispute, one driver made verbal threats, while the other brandished a […]
Gas is nearly $8 in this Bay Area city
While the California state average for a gallon of gas hit $6.16 on Wednesday, KTVU found a Shell gas station in South San Francisco on Thursday offering regular gasoline for $7.89. The astronomical prices of gas in recent weeks are largely attributable to the ongoing war between the United States...

















