San Francisco lowers speed limits, increases traffic enforcement around schools
San Francisco is lowering speed limits around schools, increasing traffic enforcement, and continuing to provide crossing guards as students return to class Monday, Mayor Daniel Lurie's administration announced Friday. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is expanding 15- and 20-mph speed limits near schoo
69-Year-Old Killed Crossing North Oakland’s MacArthur Boulevard, Driver Stayed to Help
A 69-year-old Oakland man died yesterday after being struck by a car while walking in the street near West MacArthur Boulevard and Webster Street in North Oakland, authorities said. The crash happened around 8:29 PM when a vehicle traveling eastbound on West MacArthur Boulevard hit the man in the roadway. He was taken
Bear’s-Eye View of Alameda for August 16, 2026
After several weeks of tracking the shipment of my campaign signs, they finally arrived this week, and I have been busier than a long-tailed cat in a rocking chair factory getting around town to deliver them to my supporters. The campaign is going really well, and people I meet on the street say they are voting for me
California’s Gold Rush era comes alive at the San Francisco Historium Spotlight
(KRON)– San Francisco is going back in time to the Gold Rush for one weekend at the end of August. The San Francisco Historium Spotlight will transform Pier 35 into an interactive mining settlement, recreating what it was like to live in San Francisco during the Gold Rush. Watch...
Richmond Plunge celebrates 100 years with birthday bash and ribbon-cutting
Beloved community pool, the Richmond Plunge, celebrated a big milestone on Saturday, drawing a crowd of local dignitaries and well-wishers for a spectacular ribbon-cutting birthday bash. Richmond's Mayor Eduardo Martinez, County Supervisor John Gioia, and Councilmember Cesar Zepeda presided over the ribbon-cutting and
Popular California dining destination closes amid owner’s personal bankruptcy
San Francisco has lost another well-known dining destination after Leo’s Oyster Bar permanently closed, marking the end of a decade-long run for the acclaimed seafood restaurant and cocktail bar. The…
Four Candidates, Including Incumbent Barbara Lee, Qualify for Oakland Mayor’s Race
The four mayoral candidates who will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot are:. Brenda Grisham. A business owner in East Oakland and public safety advocate, Grisham led the successful recall campaign against Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price. As part of her platform, she pledges to work with local, state, and federa
Hurricane Lala disrupts Bay Area travelers’ plans with canceled flights to Hawaii
Bay Area travelers trying to reach Hawaii this weekend are facing canceled flights and uncertainty as Hurricane Lala moves toward the islands.
California group kicks off anti-plate-reader week after local win over Flock cameras
Critics are concerned about how that data could be shared and who it might ultimately target.
SF TV news anchor Juliette Goodrich has 10 Emmys and still lives in her...
She's been the face of KPIX-TV for nearly 30 years.

















