Bay Area Kaiser workers could go on strike Tuesday, joining 31,000 across California and...
Kaiser health care workers could walk off the job on Tuesday. Employees want wage increases, better staffing and improved retirement benefits.
Bay Area Cleaner Accused of Violent Home Invasion, Faces Charges
Bay Area Police Arrest Cleaner in Home Invasion Case Involving Former Clients When I first read the Sonoma County report, […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Bay Area man sentenced to life for murdering ex-girlfriend in front of her kids
The San Pablo man had been stalking and harassing his ex-girlfriend for weeks before fatally shooting her, prosecutors said.
Historic Nimitz House under the Bay Bridge becoming a forgotten footnote
Thousands of commuters cross the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge every day, but few realize that beneath its eastern span lies a piece of military history.
Woman injured during ‘heavy fire’ in S.F.’s Outer Sunset
San Francisco firefighters found the victim suffering from smoke inhalation from the blaze in a garage on the 1600 block of 42nd Avenue.
The BID Act, Signed Into Law, Will Improve Fairness in Criminal Charging Decisions
The San Francisco Public Defender’s Office, along with Californians for Safety and Justice—co-sponsors of AB 321, the Better Informed Decisions (BID) Act—are celebrating that California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 321 into law on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025. This bill, authored by Assemblymember Nick Schultz (D-Burbank),...
Home sellers are cutting prices to attract buyers — except in this part of...
Housing markets across much of the U.S. are cooling, with many sellers resorting to the unthinkable: Cutting prices. But one city in the Bay Area hasn’t gotten the memo.
Retirement in the Bay Area: Poll finds many seniors face bare-bones budgets, mounting debts
At 61, Alexander Remus has pared his life down to the essentials. He lives on a modest pension, avoids restaurants, and allows himself just one visit to a movie theater a month “to stay sane.” Even his prescriptions for a chronic health condition aren’t guaranteed — some months, he skips doses to stretch his budget.
San Francisco Bans Living in RVs, Offers Chatbot for Assistance
San Francisco is enacting a two-hour parking limit on large vehicles (defined as vehicles longer than 22 feet or taller than 7 feet) to prevent people from living in them on city streets, reports David Sjostedt in The San Francisco Standard. To help residents navigate the new regulations, the city...
Claude the Albino Alligator’s Birthday Bash
The albino alligator at the California Academy of Sciences, Claude, turned 30-years-old this year. Claude has lived in the Academy’s Steinhart Aquarium and has been cared for by the dedicated team since 2008. The celebration of this milestone included a month-long party for Claude where he was treated with a “cake”...
