Natalia Gurevich
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Fundraising efforts still underway for the Bay Bridge light installation
The light installation that brightened the Bay Bridge for a decade went dark this weekend as a fundraising goal to repair the lights still has a ways to go. → Read More
Recent Bay Area wet weather a big change from this time last year
Monday brought more rain and even some hail to San Francisco, but it’s not expected to last all day, and it’s a similar story around the Bay Area with sporadic showers and wind. → Read More
BREAKING: 4 people killed in shootings in Half Moon Bay, suspect in custody
The suspect drove himself to a substation at 537 Kelly Ave., where media was being directed by law enforcement. He was seen taken into custody with handcuffs on. → Read More
BREAKING: 4 people killed in shootings in Half Moon Bay, suspect in custody
The suspect drove himself to a substation at 537 Kelly Ave., where media was being directed by law enforcement. He was seen taken into custody with handcuffs on. → Read More
Yelp crowns San Francisco brunch spot best in California
Yelp has confirmed it, San Francisco knows good brunch. The online restaurant guide has released its top 100 brunch spots in California list for this year, and a San Francisco establishment has been ranked number 1. → Read More
The Instagram account making dating in the Bay Area a little easier
Overheard San Francisco has become a staple amongst young people living in the Bay Area. The account posts user-submitted snarky, funny comments and exchanges that people overhear others talking about. → Read More
Iconic San Francisco donut shop to open two new locations
Bob’s Donuts on Polk Street has been a Nob Hill mainstay since the 1960s. Open 24 hours, people line up at all times of day and night for the shop’s iconic apple fritters and giant donuts, as well as other more classic options. → Read More
2 San Francisco pizzerias ranked as best in the world in new list
Two San Francisco pizzerias have been added to the list of the best pizzerias in the world. The annual 50 Top Pizza World list includes establishments in Italy, New York, France, among others. → Read More
Bill to keep San Francisco bars open until 4 a.m. fails to get passed by state legislature
San Francisco partiers were dealt a blow on Wednesday after a bill that would have extended last call at bars, restaurants and clubs to 4 a.m. died on the Assembly floor. → Read More
Person jumps overboard from SF Bay ferry into Oakland Estuary
A passenger from a San Francisco Bay Ferry jumped overboard Sunday afternoon around 4 p.m. into the Oakland Estuary. Their condition is not yet known. → Read More
Decades-old Emeryville diner with storied history and Green Day connection to close
A beloved Emeryville restaurant that has been a mainstay in the community is closing after nearly 20 years. The previous operation in that location had been open since 1964. → Read More
Bay Area residents gravitate to one lucky liquor store for Mega Millions lottery tickets
At Ernie’s Liquor on South White Road in San Jose, business has especially been booming. Ernie’s is the store that in 2018 sold one of three Mega Millions winning tickets for the record $1.5 billion. → Read More
San Jose ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products officially goes into effect
Adults living in the South Bay city of San Jose will now have to look elsewhere to get their menthol cigarettes and bubblegum Juul pods starting Friday. → Read More
San Francisco 2nd worst-managed city in the country: Study
San Francisco is the second-worst run city in the United States in 2022, according to a study published last week by WalletHub, a finance website. → Read More
Recent large Bay Area celebrations not helping stem latest COVID-19 surge
The large public gatherings in recent weeks – from the Pride parade or the Warrior’s victory parade – have had some worried about the potential new COVID-19 transmission as the Bay Area continues to grapple with the latest surge. → Read More
Suspect at large after San Francisco Muni shooting that killed 1, injured another
San Francisco police continue to investigate Wednesday morning’s fatal shooting aboard a Muni train, with no arrests made so far. Police told a local lawmaker that the shooting occurred after a “heated verbal argument.” → Read More
Ghirardelli Square shop to unveil renovation masterminded by Apple store design firm
After an extensive remodel, the Ghirardelli Chocolate Experience Store at San Francisco’s Ghirardelli Square is reopening to the public on Friday with a brand new look – designed by the same design group that created Apple’s retail stores. → Read More
Oakland goats beloved by city and residents stolen from local nonprofit owner
A local Bay Area man had his beloved goats stolen over the weekend, likely to be sold for slaughter. The goats were part of a local nonprofit, the Beautification Council. → Read More
New California loan program offers forgiveness to first-time homebuyers
In a reflection of the times and in an effort to boost homeownership, California officials have announced a new program aimed to help encourage first-time homebuyers to take that step. → Read More
Man arrested after free-climbing San Francisco's Salesforce Tower in daring stunt
A man has been scaling San Francisco’s 60-floor Salesforce Tower with nothing keeping him secure, wearing a pair of gloves. The city’s fire department has responded to the scene. → Read More