Earthquakes shake East Bay Sunday morning
(KRON) — A 3.6 magnitude earthquake was reported a little over a mile southwest of Alamo in the East Bay Sunday morning just before 8:40 a.m. Shaking was reportedly felt as far as Oakland and Martinez. One Walnut Creek resident reported they heard a loud pop and then her house shook violently. The resident said […]
San Francisco home prices rose 8.1% in three months while metro New York fell...
San Francisco metro home prices surged 8.1 percent over three months, the sharpest quarterly gain in eight years, while metro New York prices dropped 2.3 percent during the same period. The split, tracked through federal housing indexes and confirmed by St. Louis Fed data series, signals that industry-specific demand,
Bear’s-Eye View of Alameda for June 7, 2026
There was a lot of activity this week as the result of people participating in the democratic process by casting their vote at one of the many polling places set up around town. I was amazed at how many languages the ROV provides for the voting information.
Bay Area to see triple-digit high temperatures and fire weather concerns
"Fires could start rapidly if the winds are strong enough."
This realtor is betting big on the AI IPO boom, but buying a house...
In a tight housing market, some Bay Area homesellers believe exchanging their houses for stock will benefit asset-rich tech workers. But those transactions are subject to board approval.
Pacifica Municipal Pier remains closed as damage gets worse
Along the coast, Pacifica has proclaimed a local emergency due to damage to the Pacifica Municipal Pier. The city noticed cracking, separation and displacement of the concrete walkway and structural area near the abutment and Chit Chat Cafe. The city shut down the pier on Thursday after staff noticed cracking...
Zendaya Visits Bay Area Bookshop With Two Very Timely Movie Books
Zendaya’s latest Bay Area outing started with a stop at an independent bookstore and ended with two very well-timed books in her hands. The Challengers ... Read More
In San Francisco, Students Become Transit Advocates to Fix ‘the City’s School Bus’
Muni’s 29-Sunset bus, ridden by over 14,000 students a day, is often overcrowded and late. After years of student advocacy, SFMTA is rolling out millions of dollars in improvements. Teenagers swarm the sidewalks outside San Francisco’s Lowell High School after the final bell. They’re hoping to board the 29-Sunset,...
City Hall Moves In: SF Bets Mid-Market Revival on Giant 1455 Market Deal
San Francisco is going all-in on Mid-Market, signing onto what city officials say is the largest office lease in the city since 2018 at 1455 Market Street. The move will expand the city's footprint in the former Uber tower to roughly 930,000 square feet and pull dozens of municipal offices into the neighborhood's core.
Pink Triangle Sprawls Over Twin Peaks As Pride And Budget Fights Collide
Yesterday, the eastern slope of Twin Peaks was turning bright pink again as volunteers hauled an acre of sailcloth into place for San Francisco’s annual Pink Triangle, the massive Pride Month landmark that can be seen across the city. Organizers said the final panels would be laid and the installation dedicated Saturda

















