art Bay Lights art installation planned to return bigger and brighter after fundraiser hits goal By Thomas Hughes | Bay City News | May 5, 2024 The project, dubbed The Bay Lights 360, will see both sides of the western span of the bridge illuminated in the next 10 months.
business EV-maker Tesla’s Fremont factory is a vehicle for unmitigated pollutants, air regulators say By Thomas Hughes | Bay City News | May 4, 2024 The Fremont plant’s paint shop is the target of the abatement order issued by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
Around Town May ‘Cop on the Block’ schedule By Piedmont Police Department | May 3, 2024 The last meet-up for this month is May 26 on the Wildwood Garden south loop.
City Cold front to bring rain, cold temps Saturday By Holly Hanke | May 3, 2024 Warm, dry weather to return next week.
Oakland Oakland Ballers get Raimondi Park ready for its big debut, reveal details of new amenities By Tony Hicks | Bay City News | May 3, 2024 The team will play 48 games at the West Oakland park, and their first home game is set for June 4.
crime AlCo supervisors will decide May 14 whether to hold special election on DA Price recall By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | May 2, 2024 The question remains -- will it be a special election or will a recall be consolidated with the general election in Nov.
Bay Area Creating defensible space around your home can prevent catastrophic loss this fire season By Janis Mara | Bay City News | May 1, 2024 Keep it clear: The first five feet around the home is the most important, according to Cal Fire.
News 40% of LGBTQ youth considered suicide in last year, 30% victimized in school By Beth Hughes | The74million.org | May 1, 2024 National study found lower rates of suicide, anxiety and depression reported where in-school support systems exist.
California Californians are protecting themselves from wildfire. Why is there still an insurance crisis? By Levi Sumagaysay | CalMatters | May 1, 2024 Lawmakers want mitigation measures to be tracked, updated and accounted for to help insurance availability and affordability.
commentary New battlegrounds emerge in California’s endless housing conflict By Dan Walters | CalMatters | May 1, 2024 Insights into why a wealthy South Bay community had its housing element decertified, after it had been approved only months before.