A New Restaurant Is Replacing Roundtable Pizza in Lafayette, And We Got Early Info
LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA – When Roundtable Pizza in downtown Lafayette abruptly closed earlier this year, lots of locals hoped that a new restaurant would fill the space. Specifically, people hoped for an equally casual spot–a relative rarity here in Lafayette. It now appears that local restaurant watchers may soon...
San Francisco 2-year-old son & nanny hit by truck
The incident: A toddler in a stroller and his nanny were hit by a pickup truck on April 16 at the intersection of Chestnut and Laguna Streets. The Cause: Police have not yet said what caused the driver to crash into the nanny and the child or who's at fault. Neighbors and officials say drivers frequently ignore the exi
Oakland School Board Set to Extend Denise Saddler’s Superintendent Contract
Oakland’s school board plans to vote Wednesday to extend its interim chief’s term and make her the official superintendent, despite mounting calls from district administrators and county officials to hire a long-term leader. Interim Superintendent Denise Saddler will have her contract with Oakland Unified School Distri
Everything Nice: Beloved Bakery Set to Open in the Sunset
On Judah Street, near the western edge of the city, mornings begin before sunrise. Surfers cross the dunes from Ocean Beach, dog walkers loop the block on their way home and the N-Judah arrives at the end of its line, releasing the last of its riders into the salt air.
93-year-old SF woman bombarded with mail to mysterious LLCs using her address: ‘It won’t...
A 93-year-old San Francisco woman is at the center of a mail mystery she can't seem to escape. Dozens of letters. Three companies. All linked to a stranger... and all using her home address.
The 8 Best Free Concerts in the Bay Area This Summer
This story is part of How We Get By, a KQED series exploring how people are coping with rising costs in the Bay Area and California. Find the full series here. We understand. Concert tickets are too expensive. Why not make a summertime project of seeing free concerts all around the Bay Area instead?
El Niño explainer: Forecast models suggest possible record-setting event
OAKLAND, Calif. - "Super" is not an official classification on the intensity scale. However, some of the forecast models, including from the NOAA Climate Prediction Center, have been suggesting that the pending El Niño event, for the winter of 2026-2027, could approach the higher extreme of the very strong range. If th
Strong winds to whip California, increasing fire danger and churning seas
San Francisco will be prone to the most blustery conditions Friday and Saturday, but calmer weather should prevail just in time for Bay to Breakers on Sunday.
Ebony Alert teen still missing 10 days later
(KRON) — A 14-year-old sought in an Ebony Alert issued across three Bay Area counties is still missing 10 days after the boy was last seen. The California Highway Patrol said Laroy Murphy was last seen at noon on May 3 near Drake Avenue and Cole Drive in Marin County. Laroy is believed to be […]
Two Dozen Displaced In Tenderloin Apartment Building Fire
A fire Tuesday night in San Francisco's Tenderloin damaged a six-story building and displaced 25 people, but thankfully no one was injured in the blaze. The fire broke out around 11:30 pm Tuesday on the second floor, in the light well of a six-story building on the 200 block of Turk Street, between Jones and Leavenwort
