Efforts to build an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility near Gilroy have hit snag after a federal judge ordered construction on the building to be paused owing to the 24-acre site being in possible violation of multiple laws concerning immigration and the environment.
Federal investigators are seeking six years' worth of records related to Gavin Newsom's travel, funding, and personal expenditures in an expanding criminal probe. Communications involving Rebecca Prowda — Newsom’s chief protocol officer and wife to Daniel Lurie — are among the requested files.
A 3.4 magnitude earthquake rattled the East Bay on Saturday morning; Mill Valley Film Festival reveals programming for its 49th installment; and some fans are mad about the latest menu changes at In-N-Out Burger.
A second marmot inexplicably appears in Antioch after one turned up in the Mission District last week; El Cerito musician unearths rare David Bowie recordings; and George W. Bush commemorates 9/11 with some notable new paintings.
Seven plaintiffs were awarded a combined $12.6 million in damages in a civil case against former Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli, who was publicly accused by 13 women of sexual assault or misconduct in 2021.
Shinka is set to replace Prelude at The Jay hotel, Lucania closes in on its opening at the Ferry Building, and Bruma is set to debut at the Ritz, all in This Week in Food.
"I'm so angry and I don't know why," says one Cuban American character visiting Havana for the first time in Eduardo Machado's play The Cook. "This country is so confusing."
Walton plans to introduce a 45-day moratorium on new data center construction as the first step toward a permanent citywide ban, with his district already home to two active facilities, one of which is planning a large expansion.
SF Fire Chief Dean Crispen was a 32-year-old firefighter with about a decade of experience when four planes were hijacked on September 11, 2001, and he was one of a battalion of local firefighters who flew to New York City to help with he recovery effort at Ground Zero in the days that followed.
A Milpitas woman who was arrested two weeks ago for allegedly mowing down her neighbor and friend with her car has now been charged with a second killing of a woman who was also her friend.
A former staff member is suing the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and nine of its leaders, alleging wrongful termination and years of sexual harassment and assault amid turmoil that led to the resignation of the chamber’s board president in July.
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