The new Yerba Buena Art and Makers Market kicked off Sunday at the Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco, giving space to dancers, musicians, and all kinds of creators to perform or sell
A couple visiting the Bay Area had two different cars broken into in the same area in the same day. Shin Kim, a Berkeley graduate, flew to the Bay Area with his wife
To celebrate Women’s History Month and Black-owned businesses, the non-profit Foodwise teamed up with the Port of San Francisco and other partners to host the pop-up event “Celebrating Black Women Makers” at the
The consecutive storms that have battered the Sierra Nevada have added up to huge gains in California’s snowpack and it appears researchers are finding more than just snow, they’re finding traces of microplastics.
Former Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong spoke to a community town hall at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church Saturday and said while wanted to restore his reputation, it was also time for the department
A handful of Bay Area communities are now turning to their wastewater to track their opioid crisis. The same tech that is being used to track COVID will now help them track fentanyl
The San Francisco Bay might sound like an odd place to install a pool, but a plan to do just that is getting a big boost from State Sen. Scott Wiener. The proposal
In the North Bay, the atmospheric river storm created lakes where roads were supposed to be. The high water on Slusser Road was too much for one Fedex driver who became stranded. “We
People in San Francisco spent time Wednesday picking up sandbags and clearing out drains in advance of the latest atmospheric river storm. People who have adopted drains know the drill. Dave Lang has
Another business owner in San Francisco was left cleaning up after a burglary. This happened at candy store Shaw’s in the West Portal neighborhood, an area that’s been particularly hard hit by recent
