San Francisco, CA|News|
SF To Begin Curbside Pickup Of Christmas Trees In January
Last year, the city chipped more than 500 tons of Christmas trees into mulch.
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San Francisco, CA|News|
Caltrans Crews Called To Clear I-280 Offramp After Vehicle Fire
Caltrans crews were called to clear oil and water from a flooded freeway ramp where a garbage truck caught fire Saturday morning.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Bay Area Outpaces Other Areas In Jobs That Can Be Done At Home
Approximately 45 percent of employees in the nine-county Bay Area work in jobs that are eligible for remote work.
Martinez, CA|News|
Martinez Plans For Pier Improvements Ahead Of Grant Application
A public restroom, public safety cameras, a native-plant garden and interpretive panels are all on the wish list for Ferry Point Field.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Guerneville Disturbs Traffic, Repairs To Begin Soon
A small hole near the top of an underground manhole created a sinkhole in Guerneville Tuesday.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Palo Alto Police Arrest 3 Youths As Suspects In Violent Robbery
A mugging Monday in the parking garage at the Stanford Shopping Center led to the arrest of three Oakland juveniles following a car chase.
Pacifica, CA|News|
Pacifica Officials Announce Emergency Repairs To Seawall And Pier
The Pacifica Pier may need to be closed intermittently during construction work for safety.
Gilroy, CA|News|
Gilroy Offers Holiday Hours For Drop-In Coronavirus Testing Site
Self-administered COVID-19 testing, observed on-site is now being conducted at the Santa Clara County-run drop-in site in Gilroy.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Bay Area Air Quality Management District Bans Wood Burning
The alert is the second of the winter season, prompted by colder temperatures and light winds that could lead to worsen air quality.
Across California|News|
Fauci Puts Priority On Getting Teachers Vaccinated
When Dr. Fauci takes on his new role as President-elect Biden’s chief medical adviser, one of his top priorities will be reopening schools.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Bay Area Weather: Dry, With A Slight Chance Of Rain
Continued dry conditions are forecast Sunday before slight chances of rain in the Bay Area Monday.
Palo Alto, CA|News|
Palo Alto Foothills Park Opens To The Public
The park opened on Thursday to the general public, replacing the decades-old restriction that only allowed residents to visit the park.
San Francisco, CA|News|
The Ferry To Angel Island From SF May End Amid Plummeting Sales
Like for many businesses, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the company's hand.
San Ramon, CA|News|
Former San Ramon Mayor Reflects On City's Growth During Tenure
San Ramon's longest-tenured mayor, Bill Clarkson, thanked 139 community members and spoke to the city's history.
Pacifica, CA|News|
King Tide To Bring High Surf To Pacifica
A king tide along with high surf brought higher than normal waves to the Pacifica coast earlier this week.
Martinez, CA|News|
Contra Costa Supervisors Unveil New Administration Building
At 12 stories, it remains one of the tallest buildings in Contra Costa County.
San Ramon, CA|News|
San Ramon City Council To Appoint New Member; No Special Election
The council decided last week to fill its vacant District 2 slot by appointment rather than special election, saving the city nearly $250k.
Livermore, CA|News|
Tri-Valley Nonprofit Gifts Treatments For Cancer Patients
The Sandra J. Wing Healing Therapies Foundation offers a helping hand to those suffering from cancer and treatment side effects.
Pleasanton, CA|News|
Pleasanton Nonprofit Gifts Treatments For Cancer Patients
The Sandra J. Wing Healing Therapies Foundation offers a helping hand to those suffering from cancer and treatment side effects.
Across California|News|
CA Community College Enrollment Falls Among High School Grads
Community colleges have been hit the hardest during the pandemic as enrollment among high school graduates fell nationally.
