Burglars planting hidden cameras to scout Bay Area homes, police warn
(KRON) — There’s a concerning new trend among burglars in the Bay Area, authorities say. Burglars are hiding surveillance devices like cameras at homes to monitor their potential victims, the San Jose Police Department announced Friday. “The suspects plant hidden surveillance devices, often posing as delivery service...
San Francisco Thai Restaurant Recommended to Close Following Health Inspection
[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on January 28 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]. During a January 28 inspection, the San Francisco health department cited Thai House Express on Castro Street for multiple health code...
Anti-ICE protest at Dolores Park
Thousands of people gathered at San Francisco's Dolores Park on Friday as part of a national day of action to protest federal immigration officers, following the deaths of two people in Minnesota.
Oakland pastor attacked by federal agent takes first step to sue
Jorge Bautista, the pastor who was shot in the face by a federal agent with a projectile during a protest in Oakland last October, has filed a Federal Tort claim against the U.S. government. Bautista, an Oakland resident who serves as pastor at the United Church of Christ in San...
Sunset Buzz: 32-year-old cafe closes, night market returns, and theft at farmers’ market
We have bad news from the Outer Sunset farmer's market. Meanwhile, there's a new trinket trade box by the beach. Sunset Buzz: 32-year-old cafe closes, night market returns, and theft at farmers’ market
Nearly 100-year-old SF sports bar still evolving under new owners
A 92-year-old San Francisco watering hole is still evolving. For the first time in those 90-plus years, the Final Final sports bar is selling food. Joseph Wallace and Robert Lemons, the Cow Hollow sports bar’s co-owners, launched the new menu this past Monday by bringing customers silver trays filled with bar cuisine...
Rampant violence, do-nothing security: Church-run housing complex ignores cries for help
Au’janie McAllister had been sounding the alarm for months: Someone wanted to hurt her. In August, McAllister said one of her neighbors in the Thomas Paine Square Apartments attacked and robbed her and her daughter, with the help of a group of other women. Police confirmed the assault. After...
Kirkland Nike SB Dunks are real and available in Costco stores now
Shoppers learned about the most surprising collaboration of the year, which is a Nike sneaker designed by Kirkland already available in Costco stores. The Kirkland Signature x Nike SB Dunk Low Pro QS “Grey Fog” sneakers are only available at some Costco locations and are available to purchase for $134.99. These are...
Winky Dinky Dogs opens in Oakland’s former Original Kasper’s triangle
“This is not your average hot-dog stand. You know what this is? This is Winky Dinky Dog!”. This line from the classic 1980s comedy “Hollywood Shuffle” has become reality in Oakland’s Temescal neighborhood. On Jan. 24, Winky Dinky Dogs opened its long-awaited spot at Telegraph Avenue and 46th Street, turning a...
Bay Area pizza chain faces eviction from Stonestown Galleria
The Stonestown Galleria is evicting a 45-year-old Bay Area chain known for serving greasy, oversize slices of 100% beef pepperoni pizza. The mall filed a lawsuit Jan. 27 to evict Blondie’s Pizza from its food court, claiming the pizza shop owes more than $74,000 in rent. The location, which opened in 2022, signed a...
