‘Robust’ storm system to bring rain, cooler temperatures to Bay Area
You might want to take an umbrella along on your commute.
This Tiny Sandwich Shop Serves California’s Best Chili Cheese Fries
Hidden among California’s glamorous food scene sits The Hat, a modest sandwich shop chain that’s been quietly perfecting one iconic dish since 1951. While celebrities and food trends come and go, locals have been lining up for decades to get their hands on what many consider the ultimate chili cheese fries...
RV bill impacting unsheltered Californians advances in Senate
CALIFORNIA – Assembly Bill 630, which allows public agencies in Los Angeles and Alameda counties to more easily remove abandoned recreational vehicles (RVs) valued under $4,000, has passed the Assembly and is advancing in the Senate.
San Jose Spotlight: San Jose Restaurant Closure Is Symptomatic Of Larger Problem
SAN JOSE SPOTLIGHT: SAN JOSE RESTAURANT CLOSURE IS SYMPTOMATIC OF LARGER PROBLEM
The major cities considered the safest in the US: Study
Finishing top 10 in every metric that SmartAsset studied, San Jose had the third fewest violent crimes in the country relative to its population, and the fifth fewest property crimes.
20 Most Annoying Phrases in the English Language That Drive Californians Crazy
Shakespeare gave us sonnets, poets gave us timeless verses, and then… some everyday person gave us “it is what it is.”. Some phrases were catchy the first time around. But after the millionth repeat, they’ve lost all charm. Here are some of the most annoying phrases in...
Fast-Moving Pyrite Fire Erupts In California, Forcing Evacuations
At the start of 2025, California was struck by devastating wildfires that burned over 50,000 acres and killed at least 30 people.
Man Found Dead and Floating Under Bridge Identified Over 20 Years Later
A forensic genetic genealogy services company was finally able to identify the remains found in the Bay Area 22 years ago
Boy Scout Troop Rescues ‘Struggling’ 78-Year-Old Man Lost in the Wilderness: ‘Literally Couldn’t Walk...
Troop 26 came across the stranded man while backpacking through the Emigrant Wilderness in California on Aug. 6
Massive Bay Area transit cuts likely as Newsom backtracks on $750M loan, lawmakers warn
Bay Area lawmakers and transit advocates say Gov. Gavin Newsom’s reneging on a critical $750 million loan will have devastating consequences for BART, Muni and other agencies in the region.
