California State University will no longer use the SAT or ACT tests to help determine who gets admitted as an undergraduate, university officials decided Wednesday. | Continue reading
Mayor London Breed announced a proposal Tuesday to lift the limits on San Francisco officers watching live surveillance feeds from cameras around city, allowing them to tap into video whenever a crime has occurred. Privacy advocates are concerned. | Continue reading
It’s not a joke anymore. McDonald’s ice cream machines are broken so much of the time that the FTC is now investigating what’s going on in the kitchens of one of the world’s most popular fast-food chains, the Wall Street Journal reported. | Continue reading
San Francisco is working on a plan to replace the city's public trash cans. Prototypes they're looking at testing will cost in the neighborhood of $20,000 apiece. | Continue reading
The votes — 36-0 in the Senate and 64-0 in the Assembly — showed bipartisan support for an idea that is gaining momentum across the country. | Continue reading
The board’s decision to adopt rules that are stricter than the pending state guidelines has put Gov. Gavin Newsom in an awkward position as the state nears what he promised would be a full reopening. | Continue reading
The University of California won't consider SAT and ACT scores that are submitted with admission and scholarship applications under a settlement of a student lawsuit. | Continue reading
Thousands of people at the Oakland Coliseum received the wrong dosage of Pfizer vaccine on Monday because of an orange-capped syringe. But the problem has been fixed and state officials said there's no reason to panic. | Continue reading
Berkeley was the first city in the country to enact single-family zoning more than 100 years ago. Opponents of single-family zoning say it was used to exclude people of color from moving into certain neighborhoods. | Continue reading
In the last few weeks, three major Silicon Valley players have decided that Lone Star State is more tech friendly than the Golden State by moving their headquarters. | Continue reading
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has left California and is now a resident of Texas. | Continue reading
One Contra Costa County real estate agent calls the current market "explosive". | Continue reading
The school's Information Technology staff detected a security incident on June 1 and the affected areas, described as "a limited number of servers in the School of Medicine," were isolated from the UCSF core network. | Continue reading
When people are in these crowded and emotional settings, they tend to shout and "project the virus more than three feet," UCSF Dr. Peter Chin-Hong said. | Continue reading
Musk has not commented on claims made by the protesters. | Continue reading
About half of Oakland Unified's 50,000 students don't have adequate computers or internet at home. | Continue reading
Why this occurred and how unusual it has not yet been explained. | Continue reading
The San Joaquin County Health Department had ordered the church to shut down last week. | Continue reading
California temporarily suspended cash toll collection at it's seven state-owned toll bridges as the coronavirus pandemic escalates. | Continue reading
"The most important thing is to focus on the vulnerable and prioritize their safety," Gov. Gavin Newsom said. | Continue reading
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- A former Yahoo software engineer has pleaded guilty to hacking into the accounts of some 6,000 Yahoo users in search of sexual photos and videos. | Continue reading
Here’s a look at the major factors that contribute to the increase in road rage incidents as well as some suggestions to keep yourself and your loved ones safe on the road. | Continue reading
Apple has issued a recall of a limited portion of older-generation 15-inch MacBook Pro units after determining that the battery poses a risk of overheating and catching fire. | Continue reading
Firefighters battled a fire outside of an Uber greenlight hub office building in Daly City late Sunday night, which police say is being investigated as an arson. | Continue reading
An Alameda County sheriff’s deputy was exposed to some type of opioid early on Wednesday – the third time in less than a year that this has happened to someone in the department. | Continue reading
After well over a century of service, Spenger’s Fish Grotto in Berkeley has unexpectedly closed its doors for good, according to a paper sign posted on the Fourth Street restaurant. | Continue reading
San Francisco is astronomically expensive. It’s no secret. But a new study says rents in the West Coast City are actually the highest in the world. | Continue reading