Advocates push for safer streets in San Francisco
Over the last couple years, a group has taken it upon themselves to begin making what they call “guerilla traffic improvements” to several San Francisco streets.
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Watsonville chef turns castoff produce into culinary treasures
In a grocery world that dotes on the perfect looking peach or apple, Watsonville chef Tabitha Stroup is a devotee of the idea of perfection within imperfection.
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UC Berkeley students continue peaceful Gaza war protest
As Gaza war protesters continued to camp out peacefully Thursday at UC Berkeley, police at another California university closed its campus and arrested dozens of protesters trying to set up camp there.
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UC Berkeley celebrates latest peregrine falcon chick hatching atop Campanile tower
The fourth in the latest batch of peregrine falcon chicks hatched Wednesday atop UC Berkeley’s famous Campanile bell tower on the same day the university held a Hatch Day event to celebrate the arrival of the new birds.
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Watch: Breaking down a shocking reversal in 2020 Weinstein sex crime case
Legal analyst Paula Canny breaks down the shocking appeals court decision to overturn Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 conviction on felony sex crime charges.
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Allstate indicates resuming new California policies amid insurance crisis
Amid the ongoing insurance crisis in California, Allstate says it could soon resume writing new policies, though the move would come with some conditions.
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Sea-level rise expected to accelerate
Many Californians live in areas that are forecast to be impacted by rising tides and sea levels.
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Family, community watch Alexis Gabe documentary in Oakley
Two years after an Oakley woman was killed by her ex-boyfriend, there’s a new documentary that is shining light on the murder case.
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Family reacts after Hamas releases video of Israeli hostage with Bay Area ties
A family is reacting after Hamas released a video of an Israeli hostage with Bay Area ties held in captivity.
