Oakland Arrest Nets Suspect With Ghost Gun And ATF Warrant
A coordinated East Bay arrest ended with one suspect in custody, an active ATF warrant in the mix, and an alleged ghost gun and ammunition recovered from a residence. The operation involved Oakland police, U.S. Marshals and officers from the East Bay Regional Park District Police Department. The East Bay...
Welcome to Anchorage 9: The Giant Ship Parking Lot You Pass Every Day
View the full episode transcript. Look out over the San Francisco Bay on any given day, and you may see a collection of giant container ships anchored offshore. Bay Curious listener Stephanie Rolfs has seen them countless times on her runs, and the same question always pops into her mind: “How do the cargo ships know w
San Francisco median 2-bedroom rent soars to $6,000/month, report says
San Francisco's already hot rental market appears to show no signs of slowing down, as the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the city has passed the $6,000 mark, a new report finds.
Two Years On, SFPD Still Reeling From Sudden Death Of Mission Station Cop Luciano...
Two years after Officer Luciano Ortega’s unexpected death, the San Francisco Police Department is publicly revisiting the life of a colleague many inside the force say they still feel every day. Yesterday, the department shared a fresh set of photos, turning its social media feed into a quiet memorial for an officer wh
Bayview Buzz: SFMTA fixes T-line, oyster bar to replace long-shuttered cafe
A Bayview staple has been closed since 2021, but soon, an oyster bar is coming. Plus: Days after the fourth, fireworks cause some damage. Bayview Buzz: SFMTA fixes T-line, oyster bar to replace long-shuttered cafe
How a sandwich bag of booze became a beloved San Francisco tradition
For more than 30 years, San Franciscans have been buying Ziploc bags filled with booze that they mix together in a cup with ice.
Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Shakes Northern California, Tremors Felt Across Bay Area
Cloverdale, California — A magnitude 4.3 earthquake shook parts of Northern California on Tuesday evening, sending tremors through communities near Cloverdale and across portions of the Bay Area. While residents reported feeling the shaking in cities including San Francisco and San Jose, officials said there were no im
Man who tried to sell dead homeowner’s Bay Area house faces prison
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A San Francisco man who prosecutors said tried to sell a Daly City home that wasn’t his after the rightful owner passed away pleaded no contest to five felony charges on Tuesday. Darron Dale Singleton Jr., 42, was convicted of two counts of forgery, filing false documents, identity theft and perj
San Francisco suing to stop allegedly ‘brazen hotel booking scam’
One wrong click on a misleading URL has tricked travelers in California for years.
Oakland principals say they have reached a breaking point
Two weeks before the start of the school year, Oakland school principals and administrators are turning up the volume on their concerns over salaries, workload, and school safety. On Tuesday, the United Administrators of Oakland Schools, the union representing principals, assistant principals, community school managers
