Bay Area After year-long closure, Hwy 1 at Paul’s Slide in Big Sur expected to reopen by mid-July By Pete Young | Bay City News | June 4, 2024 But the full length of Highway 1 is not yet open.
Bay Area Alameda County to honor women veterans on June 12 By Exedra Staff | June 4, 2024 The free Women Veterans Recognition Day event is a first for the county.
Bay Area Complex weather pattern to bring notable early-season heatwave across West By Daniel Swain | Weather West | May 31, 2024 Weather wonk Daniel Swain explains what we can expect in June -- heat in most places, but likely relief for the Bay Area in the form of fog.
analysis Future of Stinson Beach at risk: Marin County examines options to combat rising sea levels By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | May 30, 2024 In recent years, Stinson has experienced more frequent flooding from several atmospheric rivers and storm surges.
Bay Area Judge considers arguments over whether SF obligated to sweep homeless encampments By Joe Dworetzky | Bay City News | May 28, 2024 Plaintiffs argued the city was allowing a “public nuisance” to be created on its streets.
Elections Supporters aiming to recall Oakland mayor announce progress in signature gathering By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | May 27, 2024 'Oakland United to Recall Sheng Thao' has collected more than 30,000 signatures on their way to getting the question placed on the November ballot.
Youth Bill to require age verification to visit porn sites pits child safety, free speech advocates By Ryan Sabalow | CalMatters | May 26, 2024 Bi-partisan lawmakers work together, but "Free Speech Coalition," a porn industry trade group says the law would hurt their business.
Featured in Category Oakland’s budget balancing act: Mayor seeks consolidations, hiring freeze to save millions By Kiley Russell | Bay City News | May 25, 2024 The end of federal COVID-19 pandemic relief funding, and sagging real estate sales tax income and hotel occupancy taxes have contributed to the budget shortfall.
Bay Area San Francisco parks rank high among cities, but equity needs work — ParkScore report By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | May 24, 2024 Every year, the national nonprofit Trust for Public Land evaluates the public park systems of the 100 most populous U.S. cities.
Technology How California and the EU work together to regulate artificial intelligence By Khari Johnson | CalMatters | May 24, 2024 The EU opened an office in San Francisco in 2022 and dispatched a tech envoy to better communicate about laws and regulations around AI.