Magnitude 4.1 Earthquake Shakes Northern California Near The Geysers
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake rattled parts of Northern California early Monday morning, striking just north of Santa Rosa in one of the state’s most seismically active regions. The quake hit at 7:08 a.m. about half a mile from The Geysers, a hotspot for frequent tremors thanks to the world’s...
Magnitude 3.9 earthquake rattles north of California’s Bay Area
An earthquake rattled the greater San Francisco Bay Area on the morning of Nov. 24, according to the United States Geological Survey. The epicenter of the 3.9 magnitude temblor was located a less than a mile from the The Geysers in Sonoma County, where the world’s largest developed geothermal field is located. The...
Loved ones desperate for answers as San Francisco native disappears near Las Vegas
Search teams are pushing deeper into remote canyons west of Las Vegas as the search for Eugene “Gene” Gragg enters its second week.
Person found dead inside SF home after officers responded to burglary
(KRON) — A person was found dead Sunday afternoon inside a home in the Ingleside neighborhood, the San Francisco Police Department announced in a press release. Around 3:04 p.m., SFPD responded to a call about a burglary on the 200 block of Granada Avenue. Officers arrived at the home and spotted a person suffering...
San Francisco Couple Accidentally Buys $25K ‘Dirt Alley’ at Auction
JJ Hollingsworth and Alemayehu Mergia quickly learned that when a deal seems too good to be true—it probably is.
Does Anyone Know What’s Being Constructed Adjacent to Main Street at Alameda Point?
There has been a noticeable amount of construction activity at Alameda Point, adjacent to Main Street. The site is abuzz with heavy machinery and significant earthworks, sparking curiosity and speculation among local residents and passersby.
What are Flock cameras, and why are they controversial in Berkeley?
If you’ve driven in Berkeley recently, your car’s license plate number has almost certainly been recorded and stored in a database used by the police to investigate crimes. Strictly speaking, Berkeley owns the data, but the tools used to gather and store it are made by Flock Safety,...
California Is Tired of Letting People Die
Long-term involuntary treatment is back. Is it working?
Trucks could return to this Bay Area highway after a 74-year ban. People aren’t...
Policymakers now see the truck ban as historical baggage, but even the possibility of change has rattled residents.
Oakland Struggles to Boost Number of Women Officers Amid Worsening Staff Shortage
Early on a Tuesday morning in September, eight men and women lined up against a bright blue and yellow wall in a back room of the Oakland Police Department’s downtown headquarters. Wearing gray T-shirts with their last names printed on the back, they shouted, “Yes, ma’am” or “Yes, sir,”...
