Bay Area Coast Guard families brace for financial impact of first missed paycheck during...
NOVATO, Calif. - The Bay Area is home to large communities of Coast Guard members and their families. Right now, many of those households are feeling anxiety, with the government shutdown expected to hit them in the wallet in a matter of days. Coast Guard workers set to miss first...
Thousands of customers temporarily lose power in Bay Area during storm
Large outages had thousands of Pacific Gas and Electric customers in Oakland and Brentwood without power Monday afternoon as heavy rain and wind battered the Bay Area.
Two killed and three injured in San Leandro car crash
A high-speed car chase in San Leandro left two dead and three injured after the fleeing vehicle on I-238 crashed into a sound wall near the East 14th Street exit, per San Francisco Chronicle’s Christian Leonard. Around 3:40am, California Highway Patrol (CHP) tried to pull over a speeding white...
Kaiser workers launch historic five-day, multi-state strike
Thousands of Kaiser Permanente employees, including Bay Area health care workers, are walking off the job in a five-day strike over staffing and pay concerns.
From community college to Stanford: Bay Area student shares her ‘nontraditional’ journey to beat...
LIVERMORE, Calif. - A Bay Area student is detailing her unconventional story as a first-generation college student who transferred from community college and landed at Stanford University, as she addressed "stigmas" often associated with junior college. Leah Balakrishnan graduated from Castro Valley High School and...
Heavy rainfall drenches Bay Area roads as flash flood alerts spread
Much of the Bay Area was under flash flood advisories while parts of Napa County were under a warning.
California expands privacy protections for street vendors
Immigrants selling food, flowers and other merchandise along the sidewalks of California will have new privacy protections intended to keep their identities secret from federal immigration agents. The measure, signed into law last week by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, comes on the heels of other recently enacted...
Haunted hotels, Old West ghost town and more Nor Cal spots with spooky histories
If you think you've seen or heard a ghost haunting the North State, you're not alone. People who look after some of the North State's oldest hotels, houses, public buildings and even an entire 'ghost' town share stories about pioneers, profiteers and a Redding school girl who allegedly stuck around long after their...
California Governor Vetoes Bill Allowing Marijuana Shipments to Consumers
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed Assembly Bill 1332, legislation that would have allowed certain licensed cannabis stores to ship products directly to customers within the state. The proposal, sponsored by Assemblymember Matt Haney (D), was designed to...
Opening for first T&T Supermarket in Bay Area delayed
(KRON) — Fans looking forward to the first T&T Supermarket in the Bay Area will have to wait a bit longer. The opening of the Canada-based Asian grocery has been delayed, T&T Supermarket CEO Tina Lee said in a video post on social media. T&T was slated for a grand opening this fall at San […]

















