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"I want them to know that spending a lot of money doesn't have to feel stuffy and doesn't have to feel pretentious. I definitely think Hi, Felicia is disrupting order for restaurants moving forward." → Read More
"It was a win only made possible by my sports activism work that exposed Bay to Breakers' blatant exclusion of a non-binary awards category and rallied the community for change," Cal Calamia said. → Read More
Upon arrival, they found two victims: a man with life-threatening injuries and a woman who is expected to survive. → Read More
The impact ripped the toll booth off its foundation and into a lane of traffic. Another car reportedly ran into the debris right after the crash. → Read More
It may be the sweetest $10,000 per month salary you ever make. Rent-free living with tasting a requirement. Here's how to jump in. → Read More
The book seeks to serve as a guide for women to access better positions in their careers while sharing tools to understand and use their power, networking skills, and know how to promote themselves. → Read More
Saturday the organization - called Futures Explored - is holding an event showcasing the documentary film 'Hearts of Glass,' which highlights the importance of inclusion in the workforce. → Read More
Irish mixologist Gillian Murphy joined ABC7@7 to show us how to make an Irish coffee for St. Patrick's Day. → Read More
Mistah F.A.B. has created the kind of hits that can make an entire nightclub get hyphy, or have people shouting the lyrics out the windows of their cars. The Oakland rapper, turned fashion designer and now community pillar, is a Bay Area legend. → Read More
Cancer survivor and former Bay Area TV news reporter Stephanie Chuang discusses "The Patient Story," a website to help patients and survivors. → Read More
Jobina's exclusive VIP-only private book club is officially open, and today we talked to author Jayne Allen about her book "Black Girls Must Be Magic." → Read More
Oakland activist Seneca Scott announces he is entering the race for mayor. → Read More
Chanda Daniels has been creating stunning weddings since 1999, with a focus on diversity and inclusion well before "D&I" became a hot buzz term. → Read More
A San Francisco runner has been drawing designs using his Strava app route map. Most recently, he did the Year of the Tiger for Chinese New Year 2022. → Read More
Celebrating the Black experience past, present and future. The free festival returns Feb. 27 for every family to enjoy. → Read More
In honor of Black History Month, we're sharing stories of groups and individuals who are working to improve Black lives. Learn more about Kingmakers of Oakland, a nonprofit that helps by "healing the fish by treating the toxic ecosystem." → Read More
How much is too much backstory? Biggest mistake to make? The head of casting shares the "do's and dont's" to earn a spot with the sharks. → Read More
Coming to the Mission District's Roxie Theater for the '22 San Francisco IndieFest is the documentary Quaranteened, a family in the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Father filmmaker talks pointing the camera inwards for family's pandemic life. → Read More
No library card needed here. The local group building equitable communities for young readers. → Read More