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Here are two quick, upbeat stories of interest to the safe-and-livable streets community. Alameda officially opens the Central Avenue bikeway. Students, parents, and faculty who bike to and from Encinal Junior & Senior High School and Paden Elementary now have a safe, protected bikeway to use on Central Avenue for abou

"Don't buy this brand of peperoncini. I have a dead mouse in mine."

(KRON) — The Rake Pub in Alameda and the Admiral Maltings malthouse it occupies will both close next month, after nearly a decade on Alameda Point. Admiral Maltings, which provides handcrafted malt for craft breweries across the Bay Area and beyond, will close this Friday. The Rake, a unique taproom and brewpub that’s

After nearly a decade of supplying Bay Area brewers with a local alternative to industrial malt, the pioneering Admiral Maltings will close both its Alameda production facility and taproom.

A project announced one year ago to erect a cabin community for the homeless in San Rafael is inching along. But at the same time, another proposal has the city and Marin County officials searching for common ground. KTVU's Tom Vacar has an update on both proposals.

OAKLAND — A building that is part of Oakland’s historic warehouse district and was constructed at the start of the 20th century has tumbled into foreclosure because of a failed real estate loan. The Parker Electric Manufacturing building at 221 Washington St. in the Jack London Square area...

A man and woman in their late 70s allegedly shot their son-in-law to death Saturday afternoon in the parking lot of a Bay Area park, officials said. A police sergeant was driving near Dublin Sports Grounds, a city park with sports fields and a playground, shortly after 3 p.m. when he saw a man on the ground in the lot,

Dozens of doctors, nurses, therapists and other LifeLong healthcare workers from across the East Bay staged a one-day strike Monday, gathering for picketing and a rally in Richmond to protest what they say are unsustainable working conditions. Wielding signs scribbled with phrases such as “Living Wage Now!,” “Our patie

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — One person was arrested and another was injured after a suspected DUI crash on southbound Interstate 5 Monday morning. The crash was reported in the area of Interstate 5 near Grapevine Road when a black Lexus left the roadway and overturned for reasons unknown. Upon California Highway Patro

The facility is the company’s second urgent care location in San Francisco and joins an existing UCSF urgent care center in Mission Bay.