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Cat Town Oakland Brings Kitten Pairs to Rockridge Pet Food Express This Saturday
PublishedCat Town Oakland runs a Saturday drop-in kitten adoption at Pet Food Express in Rockridge — 2:30 to 5pm, no appointment…
At the Jack London Aquatic Center Docks, Summer Camp Opened on Rowing Machines
PublishedIllegally moored boats — some in place since Friday, one visibly sinking — blocked the East Bay Rowing Club's "Learn to…
Youth Radio Unlocks 1701 Broadway Again
PublishedThe Oakland nonprofit shuttered in November 2024 after a debt-laden expansion collapsed its payroll.
Californios Earns Three Michelin Stars, Becoming the First Mexican Restaurant in the World to Reach That Level
PublishedVal M. Cantú's Mission District tasting menu made history Wednesday night at the 2026 Michelin Guide California…
Three Runs in Nine Innings, Again: The Giants-A's Under Keeps Cashing, and Devers Finally Swung
PublishedTwo nights ago I wrote that two broken offenses were meeting at Oracle and the only honest number on the board was the…
OpenAI Is in Talks to Anchor a 10-GW Ohio Data Center. 9.2 GW Would Run on Natural Gas.
PublishedThe SF-based company is the prospective anchor tenant for the PORTS Technology Campus in Piketon, Ohio — one of the…
Inside 1600 Jackson, Flooring Is Going In Where Lombardi's Used to Sell Skis
PublishedConstruction is underway at 1600 Jackson Street, the former Lombardi Sports building that sat vacant for eleven years…
Mexico-Czechia at San Pedro Square: Fans Arrived at 10 a.m. for a 6 p.m. Game
PublishedWednesday's watch party at San Pedro Square ran from Switzerland-Canada all the way through Mexico-Czechia, with…
Aiyuk Says He'll Sign With Washington 'Tomorrow.' He's Negotiating From a List Reserved for Players Who Quit.
PublishedNo NFL game tonight. There's nothing here to bet — line not pulled, analysis only — so let's just read the leverage…
Mendocino County's Biggest Earthquake in 90 Years Sends 657,000 Alerts Across Northern California
PublishedA 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck near Willits in Mendocino County on Wednesday morning — the most powerful temblor to…
PG&E Scammers Add QR Codes to Their Arsenal as Bay Area Losses Top $211K
PublishedScammers impersonating PG&E have pocketed more than $211,000 from Bay Area customers through mid-2026 — and they've…
BART Just Had Its Best Month Since the Pandemic. It's Also Borrowing $88 Million to Stay Solvent.
PublishedIn May 2026, BART logged 202,650 average weekday trips — its highest since before the pandemic.
Five Minutes on the Clock, One Impatient Owner: What Mike Dunleavy Was Actually Doing in the Warriors' Draft Room
PublishedThe camera found Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy mid-gesture, phone already in hand, his boss Joe Lacob pacing a tight circle…
Decades of Racist Jury-Rigging in Alameda County Now Carries a $572 Million Price Tag
PublishedTwo men who spent a combined 64 years on California's Death Row after being convicted in trials where prosecutors…
The Airport That Generates $85 Billion Says Contractor Wages Are None of Its Business
PublishedTwo weeks after San Francisco International Airport released a report boasting $85 billion in regional economic impact…
Five Years Suppressed, Then Released — Vallejo's Badge-Bending Report Delivers Paper-Thin Accountability
PublishedVallejo on Tuesday finally released a long-buried investigation confirming what many already knew: department officers…
On Third Street, Bayview Gets Its First Pharmacy Since Walgreens Left
PublishedThe D10 Community Pharmacy, funded by a city storefront opportunity grant, is slated to open at 5668 Third St.
600 Goats Return to Poplar Beach for Half Moon Bay's Annual Wildfire Graze
PublishedEvery summer, 600 goats sprint near Poplar Beach then graze for a week along the old coastal railroad right of way —…
The Institutions Are Making One Bet. Oracle's Filing Describes a Different One.
PublishedBay Area institutions spent the week publicly betting on AI as a creator of human opportunity.
Nopa Turns 20: Laurence Jossel's Bet on Divisadero Paid Off
PublishedChef Laurence Jossel's wood-fired room at 560 Divisadero at Hayes celebrates its 20th anniversary this June — a span…
A New Room on Clay Street: The OUT Museum Opens in Chinatown
PublishedThe OUT Museum, billed as the world's first museum dedicated to Chinese queer artists, opened May 29 in a single room…
After $2,000 in Sweeping Tickets, a Haight Developer Read the City's Own Data
PublishedAlejandro Vizio built CURB — a free, open-source web and iOS tool — after racking up roughly $2,000 in parking tickets…
Third Coast Foundry Opens in SoMa — Lurie's Midwest Pipeline Play, One Year After Northwestern Left
PublishedEight Midwestern universities opened a shared entrepreneurship hub in San Francisco's South Beach neighborhood Tuesday…
The MarryLisa Billboards on 101 Are Done. She Found Him on an App.
PublishedSan Mateo's Lisa Catalano put her face on a dozen digital billboards along Highway 101 last fall to find a husband.