San Leandro: Man With Dementia Missing Nearly A Week Located
An at-risk San Leandro man missing for nearly a week has been located, the California Highway Patrol sai . The CHP confirmed on Monday that Jiankang Huang has been found. Before he was located, he was last seen on Nov. 18, leaving his home in the 200 block of East 14th Street while wearing black pants, a black shirt...
More than 90 earthquakes shake Northern California city. What triggers swarms?
A swarm of small earthquakes has been rattling a Bay Area city for more than a week in Northern California. More than 90 quakes have hit the San Ramon area since Nov. 9, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Although most have registered before magnitude 2.0, meaning that only a few people likely felt them, one temblor...
The Massive Thrift Store In California That’s Almost Too Good To Be True
There’s a magical kingdom tucked away at 3921 Geary Boulevard in San Francisco where your dollar bills transform into shopping superpowers and every aisle promises the thrill of discovery – welcome to The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center, where bargain hunting isn’t just a hobby, it’s an art form.
San Ramon police arrest woman suspected of shooting 17-year-old boy
San Ramon police said a 40-year-old woman was arrested as a suspect in the shooting of a teen on Sunday. According to police, the two know each other, but they will not be releasing details in order to protect the victim's privacy.
2 women arrested following retail theft at Vacaville Premium Outlets
Two women, one of whom had multiple outstanding felony warrants, were arrested following a retail theft at the Vacaville Premium Outlets on Friday evening, police said.
San Francisco’s First Black Woman Mayor London Breed Just Became a Soror of Alpha...
London Nicole Breed, who made history as the 45th mayor of San Francisco, just became a soror of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® as part of the Delta Zeta Omega Chapter’s Fall 2025 line. Breed joins three other distinguished women in a moment the chapter is celebrating as a powerful addition to its legacy...
You can now track Oakland’s gun violence prevention efforts
In 2012, Oakland launched Ceasefire, a gun violence prevention program that uses trained, non-law enforcement workers to contact individuals at the highest risk of picking up a gun or falling victim to gun violence, and offering them life coaching and other services from community organizations. One study from 2018...
Obscure, 12-Year-Old Port of Oakland Coal Battle Could End Up Bankrupting City of Oakland
The City of Oakland signed a development deal for a coal-shipping terminal in 2013, and then backed out over environmental protests. Now that’s coming back to haunt them, as legal rulings against their flip-flop could cost the city hundreds of millions. The Port of Oakland is the ninth-busiest port...
CHP warns Flock over sharing of surveillance data with federal government
In a letter to the CEO of Flock, Garrett Langley, CHP Commissioner Sean Duryee reaffirmed that data and video gathered via Flock cameras cannot be shared with federal officials. The CHP's affirmation that it does not share the data with federal agencies comes as the Oakland City Council's Public Safety...
Bay Area restaurant employee caught on video slamming slab of ribs onto ground
The restaurant's owner reportedly said that the person in the video is trying to bring down his restaurant, but inspectors discovered other health violations, including a cockroach infestation.
