LifeLong doctors, nurses and therapists strike across the East Bay
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
1 arrested on suspicion of DUI after crash on I-5: CHP
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
San Francisco’s Mission Bay gets a new urgent care clinic
The facility is the company’s second urgent care location in San Francisco and joins an existing UCSF urgent care center in Mission Bay.
S.F. sheriff’s deputy accused of bullying employees as mayor of small California town
A San Francisco sheriff’s deputy is facing accusations of “engaging in bullying and abusive conduct” toward city employees in the Central Valley town where he serves as mayor.
The ‘Effective Altruism’ Cult Exposed: Inside Berkeley Liberals’ Plot to Take Over the World...
On “The Alex Marlow Show,” Theo Wold talked about AI. Wold said, “A lot of these folks found sort of their philosophical sort of formation at the University of California at Berkeley, and that’s where a lot of these, you know, the leading lights in the effective altruist movement, had their sort of intellectual formati
Bay Area is about to see an extended stretch of summer weather. Here is...
Warmer and drier-than-normal weather is expected to stick around through the middle of October.
The UNEXPECTED Breakfast Sandwich and Milk Bread Combo Locals Cannot Stop Talking About, San...
Has turned a Richmond District morning into a delicious little ritual, pairing Asian American flavors with California-minded café comfort. At 1408 Clement Street, this chef-driven bakery and café makes an immediate case for lingering over a made-to-order breakfast, a pastry with personality, and a wonderfully unexpecte
Sentencing of Cash App founder’s killer pushed back again 2 years after conviction
SAN FRANCISCO - Nima Momeni was in San Francisco Superior Court Monday morning to attempt to secure a new trial for himself in the killing of Cash App founder Bob Lee. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MAY 18: Nima Momeni arrives in court at the Hall of Justice on May 18, 2023 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Paul Kur
Burned out: Fires are raging in rent-controlled apartments, leaving tenants gasping
Diane Fredericks’ first inkling that the plumbers had royally botched the job on her bathroom came when one rushed out of her two-bedroom apartment and ran back in with a fire extinguisher. For more than two months, as her bathtub faucet didn’t work, Fredericks, 78, had used water from...
S.F. prosecutors charge man suspected in Muni stabbing that left victim with life-threatening wounds
San Francisco prosecutors filed multiple charges, including attempted murder and assault, against a man they accused of stabbing a Muni passenger in the South of Market neighborhood last week.
