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Whale entanglements surged 48% in 2024, with Monterey Bay emerging as hot spot

By Sarah Stierch, Bay City News | September 23, 2025
Most entanglements were linked to commercial or recreational fishing gear, which can hinder whales’ ability to feed, swim and breathe.
Bay Area

Bay Area cities, counties launch regional fund to aid families after ICE raids and detentions

By Alise Maripuu, Bay City News | September 23, 2025
The Stand Together Bay Area Fund will pool private donations from corporations, individuals, faith groups, and philanthropists to support nonprofits that work to aid immigrant communities.
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Bay Area Transit Month features freebies, CEO ride-alongs to tout improved service

By Andres Jimenez Larios | Bay City News | September 23, 2025
On Friday, enjoy a multimodal trip starting in Oakland, going through San Francisco, ending in Marin and then back.
California

California prepares for wildfire risk as thunderstorms bring lightning threat

By Nicole Tingson | Bay City News | September 22, 2025
Residents are reminded to have emergency “go bags” ready and to sign up for local alerts to receive real-time information.
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California issues historic fine over lawyer’s ChatGPT fabrications

By Khari Johnson | CalMatters | September 22, 2025
State authorities are scrambling to deal with widespread use of artificial intelligence as similar cases are on the rise.
Around Town

4.3-magnitude earthquake strikes near Berkeley, felt across Bay Area

By Gabe Agcaoili | Bay City News | September 22, 2025
3 a.m. shaking jolts Piedmonters awake.
California

Here’s how Newsom’s maps are already changing California’s congressional races

By Maya C. Miller, CalMatters | September 21, 2025
Newsom’s plan came in response to President Donald Trump’s demand that Republican states redraw their maps to solidify House Republicans’ precarious majority in 2026.
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Oakland implements new streamlined permit process for certain types of housing

By Kiley Russell, Bay City News | September 20, 2025
The new “ministerial” approvals apply to market-rate single-family homes and multifamily projects with up to 30 units.
climate change

Newsom taps climate ‘architect’ to lead California air board as Trump fights heat up

By Alejandro Lazo | CalMatters | September 19, 2025
Gov. Gavin Newsom nominated his senior climate advisor, Lauren Sanchez, to replace Liane Randolph, who had held the job since 2020.
Bay Area

Big Sur’s Pfeiffer Falls Trail reopens after storm damage resulted in two-year closure

By Sarah Stierch, Bay City News | September 18, 2025
In January 2023, the trail bridge, which carries hikers over a gorge to a 60-foot-tall waterfall, was destroyed when a redwood tree fell on it during a winter storm, closing the trail.
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