Upgraded San Francisco emergency communications network nears completion
San Francisco is modernizing its communications systems to ensure that nothing hinders first responders in the event of a disaster.
Bay Area water districts say dismal snow survey results a warning sign but not yet urgent
EBMUD, which serves about 1.4 million customers in the East Bay, is closely monitoring how the snowmelt behaves, as the April snow survey did not produce good results.
"McCovey Cove Dave" starting his 22nd Giants season swooping on Splash Hits
Every Splash Hit into McCovey Cove next to Oracle Park in San Francisco has a story, and Dave Edlund likely knows them all.
Former Golden State Warrior highlighting Bay Area food spots with "Festus Feasts"
Through his social media channel, "Festus Feasts," NBA champion Festus Ezeli is on a mission to give a boost to local restaurants throughout the region.
Connect Bay Area organizers pushing for sales tax to fund public transit
The solution proponents hope to put before voters is $1 billion in yearly funding for public transit, through a half-cent sales tax in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, and Santa Clara Counties, and a one-cent sales tax in San Francisco.
Oakley approves controversial industrial project near shoreline after public debate
The Oakley City Council on Tuesday voted to approve a controversial industrial development near the shoreline following a public meeting where residents on both sides of the issue voiced their concerns.
Women's History Month traces its origins to Wine Country
A group of women came together in Sonoma County in 1980 to establish Women's History Week. That set the groundwork for what would ultimately become Women's History Month, still celebrated nationwide today.
Group embarks on inauguration trek of Camino de San Francisco
On the first day, the group walked about 15 miles from Mission San Rafael Arcangel to the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge. In total, it's a 24.5-mile pilgrimage.
Bay Area businesses prepare for busy week as visitors arrive for Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara
Businesses throughout the Bay Area are preparing for what should be a big week, with visitors coming in from all over the country for Super Bowl LX.
Dozens of homes built for San Mateo County farmworkers 3 years after mass shooting
One major development is finished, which brought 50 new units to the coast for farmworkers.
SF tourism official says city is building on 2025's progress with latest conference
The JP Morgan Healthcare Conference brings thousands of people to the city, from investors to innovators to executives and more. For many of the attendees, the city is making a good impression, whether it is a first or a new one.
Burlingame businesses being affected by street shutdowns due to gas leaks
After a few power outages last week, PG&E discovered gasoline was leaking into some of its electric vaults in Burlingame. The petroleum product came from a third-party source, according to a PG&E spokesperson,
San Jose mayor calls California's proposed billionaire wealth tax an "incredible risk"
California's non-partisan Legislative Analyst's Office noted that state income tax revenues would likely decrease by hundreds of millions of dollars per year on an ongoing basis if the ultra-wealthy were to leave the state.
Massive PG&E power outage in San Francisco renews calls for publicly-owned utilities
Professor Severin Borenstein, the faculty director of UC Berkeley's Energy Institute at Haas, says a split from PG&E is logistically possible but would be a lengthy and complex process that would likely end up in court.
Long-time San Francisco business Cookin' closing at the end of 2025
Judith Kaminsky sells antique cookware at Cookin'. And in her nearly 45 years in business, her store has been a place where people would frequently go when they were looking for very specific items.