2 arrested after 70 ATV, dirt bike riders take over Bay Bridge: authorities
(KRON) — Two people were arrested after a mixture of ATV and dirt bike riders took over the Bay Bridge early Sunday evening, according to California Highway Patrol Public Information Officer Mark Andrews. The incident caused a traffic jam and lane closures on the bridge. Approximately 50 to 60 suspects were riding either an ATV […]
Bay Area to get another round of rain, but it should dry out soon
A modest storm will arrive on the backside of a low-pressure system that is expected to drift down the California coast.
SF: 2 Juveniles Arrested After Alleged Gun Threats At San Francisco Store
Two juvenile suspects were arrested after allegedly brandishing a firearm and threatening a person at a grocery store, police said. Officers with the San Francisco Police Department responded March 27 to a business on the 1200 block of South Van Ness Avenue following reports of a person allegedly making threats with a gun, authorities noted.
E-bike battery sparks blaze in San Francisco apartment building
One person was taken to a hospital and two others were treated at the scene after a lithium battery ignited in a building near Mission Dolores, firefighters said.
Oakland police arrests 2 people after Bay Bridge takeover
Two people were arrested and up to 60 dirt bikes and quads were impounded following a Bay Bridge takeover on Sunday, according to the California Highway Patrol. CHP said a group of dirt bikers and ATVs crossed the Bay Bridge westbound to San Francisco. Shortly after, they crossed the bridge once again, this time eastbound.
What’s a ‘Slow Street’ And Why Are They Controversial?
From the bustling avenues of San Francisco to the residential blocks of Oakland and Los Angeles, a new kind of "urban architecture" has taken root: the Slow Street. Once a temporary experiment born from the isolation of the 2020 pandemic, Slow Streets have evolved into a permanent—and polarizing—fixture of modern city life.
The mysterious disappearance of Rose Lena Cole from Oakland, California in the early 1970s
Rose Lena Cole has been missing from Oakland, California (Alameda County), since July 1, 1973. The photo above to the right shows age-progression to 55 years, but she is 69 now, if she is still alive.
‘Legendary’ artist behind Bay Area freeway icons dies at 67
He was behind some of the most recognizable public art in the Bay Area.
Chance of rain and ‘gloomy conditions’ take over Bay Area forecast
Meteorologists expect "pretty chilly temperatures" before the pattern shifts.
Bay Area condo values are still falling — except in these San Francisco neighborhoods
After half a decade of freefall, condominium values are coming back up in San Francisco.
