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South Bay Anglers: Check These Rules Before Keeping Bay Fish

San Jose anglers fishing the South Bay should make the keep-or-release decision before a fish reaches the cooler. The California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment updated its San Francisco Bay fish advisory in April 2023, based on mercury and PCB contamination.
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Japanese restaurant in downtown Berkeley closing next month: ‘Been a tough 6 1/2 years’

(KRON) — A Japanese restaurant is closing in downtown Berkeley. Fish & Bird is shutting down next month, the restaurant announced on social media. Fish & Bird, located at 2451 Shattuck Ave., will serve its final meal on Sunday, June 14. The closure comes six-and-a-half years since first opened its doors — enduring the
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Oakland could lose shelter beds, close fire stations if voters don’t pass parcel tax,...

Even if Oakland voters do pass a new $34 million tax in June, it still won’t help solve the city’s long-term deficit, as expenses continue to outpace city revenues.
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VIDEO: Cybertruck driver caught asleep behind the wheel on Hwy 101

(KRON) — A Cybertruck driver in Marin County was caught on video asleep behind the wheel on Highway 101 over the weekend. Video sent to KRON4 shows a man dozing off while his Tesla appears to be in self-driving mode. The incident happened around 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 16. Tesla drivers falling asleep behind […]
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Seasonal dam inflates on the Russian River as high temperatures take hold of the...

Yesterday, a 100-foot rubber dam emerged from the bottom of the Russian River. Raising this dam is a three day process. It's been happening since the 1970s to ensure that the residents of Sonoma and Marin counties have enough drinking water to last them through the summer. Most of the...
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Hayward man convicted of attempted murder in targeted Oakley shooting

(KRON) — A Hayward man who laid in wait for his victim during a targeted shooting in Oakley last year was convicted of attempted murder on Monday. The Contra Costa County District Attorney said that Tanginoa Pahulu Tangi attacked the victim in Oakley on Aug. 27, 2025. According to trial evidence cited by the DA, […]
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Opening date set for Bay Area’s first T&T Supermarket

(KRON) — There was a lot of excitement in the Bay Area when word came out that Canada-based Asian grocery chain T&T Supermarket would open its first California store. After multiple construction-related delays, the grand opening for its San Jose location is finally here. T&T Supermarket will debut on Thursday, June 18
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Park Rangers Impound E-Bike Following Repeat Enforcement Action at Fairview Park

COSTA MESA, CA — May 13th 2026. “Earlier in the day, Park Rangers stopped a rider on an e-motorcycle within Fairview Park and issued him a warning about his vehicle and how it is illegal to ride it anywhere in the city. The rider was also warned that he needed a helmet and was given other safety tips about riding safel
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Rents are surging in S.F. Here’s where increases are the highest

Some parts of the city are seeing rents jump by more than 20%. Here’s what’s going on.
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55th annual Stanford Powwow unites Bay Area Native community

For many, the second weekend of May is associated with Mother’s Day brunches and festivities. For the past 55 years, however, that weekend has brought another celebration to campus: the Stanford Powwow, a multi-day celebration of Native American culture featuring traditional dance and drumming competitions and a variet

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