Hayward man convicted of attempted murder in targeted Oakley shooting
(KRON) — A Hayward man who laid in wait for his victim during a targeted shooting in Oakley last year was convicted of attempted murder on Monday. The Contra Costa County District Attorney said that Tanginoa Pahulu Tangi attacked the victim in Oakley on Aug. 27, 2025. According to trial evidence cited by the DA, […]
Homelessness drops 20% in Oakland, marking the first decline in years
After more than a decade of explosive growth, Oakland’s homeless population dropped by 20% over the past two years, according to data released Tuesday. The new numbers come from the point-in-time count, a one-day tally of unhoused residents conducted every two years by cities and counties in order to qualify for federa
Opening date set for Bay Area’s first T&T Supermarket
(KRON) — There was a lot of excitement in the Bay Area when word came out that Canada-based Asian grocery chain T&T Supermarket would open its first California store. After multiple construction-related delays, the grand opening for its San Jose location is finally here. T&T Supermarket will debut on Thursday, June 18
Park Rangers Impound E-Bike Following Repeat Enforcement Action at Fairview Park
COSTA MESA, CA — May 13th 2026. “Earlier in the day, Park Rangers stopped a rider on an e-motorcycle within Fairview Park and issued him a warning about his vehicle and how it is illegal to ride it anywhere in the city. The rider was also warned that he needed a helmet and was given other safety tips about riding safel
Beloved local editor-publisher enters hospice
It takes an incredible amount of guts, drive, and fortitude to run a neighborhood newspaper in this day and age, let alone two. So when it was announced over the weekend that Michael Durand—editor and publisher of both the 38-year-old Richmond Review and the 35-year-old Sunset Beacon—had been diagnosed with aggressive
Musk deletes rant about ‘activist Oakland judge’ after OpenAI ruling
Elon Musk blasted Judge Yvonne Gonzales Rogers, calling her an "activist" judge.
At least 10 San Francisco seniors on verge of eviction, fearing homelessness
A group of seniors in San Francisco is on the verge of eviction - and asking the city to intervene. Residents accuse their property's management company Domus Management of poor communication and bad bookkeeping.
San Francisco bar CEO sues landlord for $2.5 million over viral hose video
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — The CEO of a San Francisco bar claims in a complaint filed in San Francisco Superior Court that a 2023 viral video depicting a man spraying a homeless person with a hose on the sidewalk in front of his business caused him emotional distress and loss of profits to the tune of $2.5 million.
Man killed in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset shooting is identified
Eric Paul Bigone, 58, was identified as the man fatally shot early Sunday in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset.
Berkeley could extend parking meter hours, hike cost of tickets and permits
Update, May 18: The Berkeley City Council is slated to vote Tuesday on a proposal that would extend parking meter enforcement to include Sundays and evening hours, and install meters on blocks that don’t currently have them. The package of potential changes also includes hiking the cost of parking...

















