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After a decade of law enforcement using drones in the Bay Area, Alameda County...

A man in a red hoodie jumped over fences and swiveled through alleys near 165th Avenue in San Leandro, fleeing a suspected domestic violence incident. Above, a drone followed him, streaming live footage of his movements to pursuing police officers and leading them to a backyard where the suspect was hiding underneath...
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Rodeo Resident Charged With Kidnapping During Home Invasions in East Bay

East Bay Deputies Charge Rodeo Resident in Kidnapping During Home Invasions You don’t expect something like this to happen just […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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150 homeless shelter beds are likely headed to Oakland. Just not in Chinatown

OAKLAND, Calif. - Days before the city was expected to give its approval for a large homeless shelter to be built in Chinatown, the proposed deal is dead. Local nonprofit Cardea Health was lined up to run the "interim housing" site at the Courtyard Marriott on Broadway, a $20 million real-estate deal that would...
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UC Berkeley professor killed in Greece; shot by masked attacker

BERKELEY, Calif. - The UC Berkeley community is mourning the loss of a professor who was killed last week in Greece. The Daily Californian reports that Professor Przemysław Jeziorski was visiting his two young children in Athens when he was killed on July 4. Media reports from Greece say...
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Berkeley man charged with hit-and-run of father, child

A Berkeley man with a long history of DUIs drove away after hitting a father with his 5-year-old daughter in a crosswalk last month, according to court papers. This week, he was charged with a new felony case after Berkeley police arrested him at his home. According to BPD, 29-year-old He'Sheem Courtney was driving...
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The Homemade Sausage At This Diner In California Is So Good, It Deserves Its...

There’s a little secret sizzling away on the griddles of Oakland that’s about to change everything you thought you knew about breakfast sausage. Sequoia Diner sits quietly on MacArthur Boulevard, looking like any other neighborhood breakfast spot, but inside their kitchen something magical is happening that would...
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Bay Area trail reopens with stunning views and 1,000-foot drop

The Bay Area trail was restored with redwood logs that once floated in a nearby lake.
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Oakland track team qualifies for Junior Olympics

OAKLAND, Calif. - East Oakland Track Group, Inc., a non-profit, has 12 athletes qualified for the USA Track & Field Junior Olympics in Savannah, Georgia and two qualify for the AAU Junior Olympics in Houston, Texas. Multiple kids in their program are highly ranked in their respective meets. The organization...
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San Francisco and Santa Clara County expand lawsuit challenging illegal federal grant conditions to...

Unlawful Health and Human Services grant conditions threaten millions in critical funding used to support early childhood development, disease prevention, and mental health services. SAN FRANCISCO (July 11, 2025) — San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced today that his office filed an amended complaint that...
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S.F. residents had parked in their driveways for years. Then someone started snitching

For decades, residents have squeezed their cars into driveways in San Francisco. Often the tail ends of the vehicles would extend to the sidewalk. Nobody ever protested. Until about six months ago.

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