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Oakland Roots to Play Home Games In Alameda as Club Seeks $15M to Stabilize Finances

The Oakland Roots are preparing to move their home games to Alameda for the 2027 season, with plans to turn their existing training facility into a temporary stadium while the club pursues a permanent stadium in Oakland. The Alameda Planning Board approved plans Monday evening to install temporary stadium stands,...

Oakland, CA · 1d
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Mission Local

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S.F. sheriff admits to recording confidential jail calls, sharing them with DA

San Francisco public defender’s office says at least 20 confidential attorney-client calls ended up with the DA. S.F. sheriff admits to recording confidential jail calls, sharing them with DA

San Francisco, CA · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Cult ’90s band makes rare San Francisco return after 24 years

Gene was never one of Britpop's biggest bands, but it built a devoted following in the 1990s.

San Francisco, CA · 10h

KTVU FOX 2

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Oakland school district improperly diverted $3.5M, students say

Students and teachers are demanding the Oakland school district return $3.5M in voter-approved education funds they say was improperly diverted. Cash-strapped district says no specific approvals were needed for reserve spending.

Oakland, CA · 2d
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oaklandside.org

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A movement of traditional healers rises in Oakland

If you have a toothache, you go to the dentist. If you have a broken bone, you go to the doctor. But how do you tend to your emotional wounds such as grief, past trauma and burnout? And how do you attend to collective harm, the result of waves of addiction, gun violence and sexual violence that have moved through Oakland?

Oakland, CA · 1d

NBC Bay Area

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Ocean temperatures off California coast shatter records

Surface ocean temperatures along California, including the northern and central coasts, are rising to "record-shattering" numbers partly due to this winter's "extreme El Niño," a climate scientist said in a webinar Thursday. Massive waves and rainy weather was also expected to begin Friday in the Bay Area after a...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 10h

California Golden Bears On SI

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Cal Football Game Preview: Slumping Bears Vs. Slumping Virginia

Both teams are riding three-game losing streaks coming into Cal's Saturday game at Virginia

Charlottesville, VA · 11h

San Francisco Chronicle

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Who makes the best croissant in the East Bay? We blind-tasted 12 to find out

The Chronicle’s Food & Wine team blind-tasted 12 croissants from bakeries in the East Bay. Here’s who won the contest.

San Francisco, CA · 16h

KQED

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Oakland’s Tiniest Bakery Gears Up for a Big Thanksgiving

One of the Bay Area’s tiniest and most beloved bakeries is hidden away, literally underground, in an Oakland basement. If it weren’t for the customers who routinely line up on the sidewalk outside, most people wouldn’t ever guess that Gregory’s Gourmet Desserts even exists. “Only two persons inside at a time,” the sign taped to the door stipulates. Once you step inside, the reason for the rule becomes self-evident: The bakery can’t hold much more than that. Not “so much a store as it is a storage nook,” as I wrote after my first visit back in 2014.

Oakland, CA · 7h

hoodline.com

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One Last Warm Day Before Monster Waves, Soaking Storms Slam San Francisco Coast

Thursday morning lows in coastal and Bayshore regions are in the lower to middle 50s before temperatures warm to around 70, but the easygoing weather will not last. Rain, gusty winds and dangerous surf move in Friday, setting up a rough weekend along the coast. The Bay Area is getting one more comfortable outdoor window before the forecast turns decidedly wetter.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

KQED

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Japan’s Favorite Boutique Winery in Berkeley Throws a Japanese Pop-Up Party

Broc Cellars didn’t necessarily set out to become one of Japan’s favorite Bay Area wineries. But in 2018, a surprise appearance in the popular wine manga The Drops of God propelled the tiny, Berkeley-based natural winemaker to newfound celebrity status. Soon, Japanese oenophiles were buying up almost as many bottles of Broc’s Vine Starr Zinfandel, the specific wine featured in the manga, as the winery could produce. Today, Broc sells merch with the phrase “Got Grapes?” written in Japanese katakana characters. And travelers from Japan routinely make a special pilgrimage to the winery’s West Berkeley tasting room, eagerly snapping photos and, of course, buying a bottle or two at the source.

Berkeley, CA · 1d

sfstandard.com

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Meet the renting rich: Bay Area millionaire renters have quadrupled since 2020

The number of Bay Area tenants who earn $1 million or more a year has nearly quadrupled since the pandemic as young residents get rich faster than ever before in a housing market where demand far outstrips supply. Call it the rise of the renting rich. The number of millionaire...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 14h

hoodline.com

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San Lorenzo's 135-Unit Bayfair Apartments Sold, New Owners Eye Affordable Conversion

A 135-unit apartment complex in San Lorenzo has new owners with plans to carve out affordable housing from a property built back in 1976. JSB Capital Group and Faulkner Capital Partners have purchased Bayfair Apartments, a complex off Highway 185 near Interstates 238 and 580, with intentions to designate part of the units as affordable housing.

San Lorenzo, CA · 11h

bayareatelegraph.com

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REVIEW: Bar Sorso, Orinda’s Super Trendy New Bar and Restaurant in Theatre Square

ORINDA, CALIFORNIA – Imagine this cinematic scene: You’re sitting in a moody bar, with Picasso-inspired original art on the wall, a trendy soundtrack, and the energy of a murmuring crowd. A waiter comes to your table and places down a transparent glass box filled with smoke. You open...

Orinda, CA · 6h

KRON4 News

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Beloved Oakland taco spot recovering after $31K wire scam

(KRON) — A popular Oakland taco restaurant is receiving an outpouring of community support after saying it lost more than $30,000 in a wire fraud scam. Tacos Oscar has two Bay Area locations. The original location opened at 420 40th St. in Oakland’s Temescal neighborhood in 2018, with a second location at 530 Haight St. […]

Oakland, CA · 1d

decorhint.com

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These 10 Northern California Craft Schools Keep Traditional Hands-On Skills Alive

A working foundry in a Gold Rush town still pours molten metal using machinery from the 1800s. Volunteers keep it running, and you can sign up for blacksmithing classes there. That foundry is only one stop on this list. Northern California also has a school that teaches wooden boatbuilding by the bay.

Northern California, CA · 1d

NBC Bay Area

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Sheng Thao corruption trial: Defense continues to question witness' credibility

The federal corruption trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao resumed Thursday with defense attorneys trying to erase the credibility of the government's star witness. Questioning on businessman Mario Juarez focused on an alleged assault, a gun and arguments over what Thao did or did not know about a conspiracy. They key witness has pleaded guilty to conspiracy and is testifying in hopes of a lighter sentence.

Oakland, CA · 1d

contracosta.news

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White Pony Express Marks Food Rescue Milestone With 40 Million Pounds

CONCORD, Calif. — White Pony Express has recovered and delivered more than 40 million pounds of surplus food since its founding in 2013, connecting the Bay Area’s abundance with neighbors facing hunger across Contra Costa County. The milestone comes as rising living costs strain household budgets and the...

Contra Costa County, CA · 16h

diablomag.com

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Five Questions: Peter Flowers at Lindsay Wildlife Experience

He’s crossed paths with a mountain lion. Rattlesnakes are his friends, and he’s camped in the African bush. Peter Flowers, the hospital and rehabilitation manager at Walnut Creek’s Lindsay Wildlife Experience, has spent more than 27 years in the zoological field, caring for exotic animals around the world. Since joining the team in 2020, the registered veterinary technician tends to the rescued animals of the East Bay, treating injured, sick, and orphaned creatures at the nonprofit’s wildlife hospital.

Walnut Creek, CA · 20h

SFGate

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San Francisco supervisor wants to permanently close Castro gas station

Gary McCoy is the latest San Francisco politician calling to convert gas stations into housing. “We’ve got two gas stations in the Castro,” McCoy said during the debate at the Commonwealth Club. “Do we need two gas stations in the Castro? Probably not.”. The once-ambitious policy might...

San Francisco, CA · 1d