Oakland raid uncovers enough fentanyl to kill nearly 2 million people
(KRON) — More than 3.8 kilograms of fentanyl, along with processing and packaging equipment, was seized from an Oakland residence last week, authorities said. The amount represents enough potentially lethal doses to kill almost 2 million people, according to figures published by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Green Day guitarist is obsessed with the hidden pathways of the Berkeley Hills
“I had no plans when I moved to Berkeley other than to play music, go to Gilman a lot, and, you know, have a shitty job so I could live out here for as long as possible.”. Jason White’s “take things as they come” approach to moving to a new town might give Type A folks palpitations, but sometimes leaving space for life
Alameda South Shore Center shooting suspect facing felony charges
(KRON) — The suspect in a shooting that occurred over the weekend at Alameda’s South Shore Center is facing felony charges, the Alameda County District Attorney announced. Khalid Nelson, 18, was arrested after brandishing a loaded gun and attempting to rob someone in the parking lot outside TJ Maxx on Saturday afternoo
Bay Area man appalled as ‘bonehead tourists’ swim during Hawaii hurricane
Hurricane Lala walloped parts of Hawaii last weekend, in particular Maui.
Hayward Man, 18, Accused of Shooting at Pregnant Girlfriend Over Marijuana Fight
A pregnant Hayward woman yelled at her boyfriend for smoking marijuana near her, and police say he responded by firing three shots at her as she tried to run away. The shooting happened at about 2:20 AM on July 14 outside the woman's grandmother's home on Dixon Street, and the 18-year-old Sacramento man now faces attem
AI Boom Drives San Francisco Housing Market as Home Prices Surge
San Francisco’s housing market is surging as the artificial intelligence boom brings wealthy tech workers back to the city and its suburbs.The median San Francisco home price has reached $1.7 million, according to Redfin, while about one-third of Bay Area home purchases between April and June were made with cash. Real
Lurie attacks affordable housing plan—and undermines his own proposal
Mayor Daniel Lurie may well be undermining his own affordable housing bill by attacking another affordable housing measure—one that doesn’t conflict with his proposal. The mayor has teamed up with Sup. Myrna Melgar to create an Affordable Housing Trust Fund that will ultimately set aside as much as $125 million a year
Lafayette Police lock down Acalanes High, middle school due to “swatting” calls Monday
The Lafayette Police Department placed Acalanes High School and Stanley Intermediate School on lockdown Monday afternoon, Aug. 17, 2026, due to an anonymous called in threat. At 12:59 p.m. and 1:29 p.m. the Department posted alerts on Nixle, a service that sends out text messages about critical events in the community,
Bay Area’s iconic rotating ‘Spaceship House’ hits the market for first time
Novato's futuristic hilltop house, known locally as the "Round House" for its spaceship-like appearance, has been listed for sale for the first time since it was built in 1963.
The next great Bay Area burger chain is already hiding in a strip mall...
IniBurger has opened six locations in six years. More are coming.
