Oakland affordable housing nonprofit lays off 81 workers across 24 properties
An affordable housing and community development nonprofit in Oakland will lay off its entire property management team and transition to an outside contractor due to rising costs.
Feral teen looting mob seen descending on Oakland 7-Eleven like plague of locusts
Shocking video captured the moment a group of youngsters violently shattered the convenience store's front door and even tried to climb in through the broken glass.
Oakland quake felt in Berkeley
A magnitude 3.8 earthquake in Oakland shook Berkeley on Thursday morning, according to early reports. The quake's epicenter was in San Leandro on Calandria Avenue near Interstate 580. It was recorded at 8:30 a.m. with a depth of 3.2 miles, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The earthquake originally registered as mag
Earthquake near San Leandro felt across Bay Area Thursday morning
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A sizeable jolt was felt around the Bay Area Thursday morning as an earthquake rocked the San Leandro area. The quake was a preliminary magnitude 4.1, according to the United States Geological Survey. However, the agency later downgraded it, first to a 3.9, and then again to 3.8. The quake struck
Exclusive: S.F.’s notorious housing saga at Divisadero car wash is over, 203 apartments are...
This San Francisco complex will be an eight-story mixed-use building with 203 apartments, including 20 affordable units, about 1,850 square feet of retail and parking for 24 cars.
Muni Riders Dodging Fares Could Get Hit With $134 Fine as SFMTA Ramps Up...
Skip the tap on a Muni bus or train in San Francisco these days, and you might be looking at a $134 citation. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is widening fare enforcement across the Muni system, hiring 20 additional fare inspectors and rolling out a public awareness campaign at stations around the cit
American West Outlaw Black Bart May Have Dined On Luxury Meals At This San...
One of our favorite side dishes with a good meal? A little history. That's why it's worth visiting some of the oldest restaurants in the United States, or learning where some of the most iconic stars of the past preferred to dine — from America's founding fathers to Old Hollywood starlets, there's so much to explore in
Mayor Lurie comes out against S.F. affordable housing measure: ‘Unaccountable slush fund’
Mayor Daniel Lurie is teaming up with the San Francisco police and firefighter unions to oppose a tax measure on the November ballot that seeks to steer more money to affordable housing.
PG&E outage wipes out power for 5,000 customers from Outer Sunset to Daly City
About 5,000 PG&E customers from the Outer Sunset to Daly City lost power Wednesday evening. Power was restored for most people, though a thousand people were still without power by 7 p.m.
S.F. man who died after assault remembered as ‘bright’ and fascinated with the occult
A 64-year-old man who died this month after being assaulted in the Tenderloin is being remembered as a creative soul who was a leader in a metaphysical church in San Francisco.

















