berkeley Grizzly Peak Boulevard, Panoramic Way in Berkeley to be closed for fire danger By Pete Young | Bay City News | June 29, 2025 No stopping will be allowed along Grizzly Peak, where all turnouts will be closed, according to city officials.
Bay Area AlCo supervisors adopt $5.1B budget without employee layoffs or cuts to services By Glenn Gehlke | Local News Matters | June 29, 2025 The budget includes $1.8 billion in salary and benefits for nearly 10,500 county employees.
Bay Area Oakland police warn of increase in crimes against rideshare, delivery riders By Pete Young | Bay City News | June 28, 2025 Officers urge drivers to remain alert and take precautions to protect themselves.
Bay Area Oakland day-laborer allies urge city to reinstate Street Level Health Project funding By Hannah Sung | Bay City News | June 28, 2025 The Street Level Health Project estimates there are 300 to 400 day laborers who wait for work at informal hiring sites in Oakland.
Arts & Entertainment Annual San Francisco Pride celebrations ready to bring crowds to city this weekend By Andres Jimenez Larios | Bay City News | June 27, 2025 This year “Queer Joy is Resistance” will be the main theme of the Pride celebrations throughout the city.
Bay Area ‘America’s Tall Ship’, the U.S. Coast Guard’s Eagle, to offer free tours in San Francisco By Sarah Stierch | Bay City News | June 25, 2025 The ship will be moored at Pier 17 near the Exploratorium in San Francisco on Saturday with free tours available from 10 am to 7 pm.
Bay Area 8 who died after boat capsized on Lake Tahoe identified, including 3 from Bay Area By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | June 25, 2025 Authorities responded around 3 pm Saturday to reports of a capsized boat near D.L. Bliss State Park.
Bay Area Nonprofits plead with San Francisco budget committee to reverse $4.2M in funding cuts By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | June 24, 2025 SF Mayor Daniel Lurie proposed a $15.9 billion two-year budget that addresses an $800 million deficit.
homelessness Silicon Valley could face devastating impact if state lawmakers strip homeless funding By Joyce Chu | San Jose Spotlight | June 23, 2025 San Jose, with the fourth highest population of homeless people per capita in the nation, stands to lose about 550 spaces in temporary homeless housing.
Bay Area The city’s first Black family was being chased out in 1924. Now they are being memorialized By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | June 23, 2025 The Dearing Portal features sculptural elements of a home — a doorway, window, and mailbox — symbolizing what was lost.