- December 3, 2025
Santa Clara DA Pushes to Charge Teenage Valley Fair Shooting Suspect as Adult
Greg Woods, a senior lecturer in the Department of Justice Studies at San José State University, said reverting to “tough on crime” laws would only
How Fear of Trump’s Immigration Blitz Is Changing Life in California Farm Towns
Sometimes the choice is more complicated – the U.S. isn’t as safe for them as it was, but its school districts still offer things like
The U.S. Produces a Lot of Food Waste. This Place Wants to Address It
The EPA says that methane is some 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide at trapping heat in the atmosphere. “If food waste were its
Navigating Difficult Family Conversations This Holiday Season
Shutting down can be a common response to fighting with loved ones, according to Robyn Bloom, a therapist and director of adult services at Jewish
BART Service Halted From Hayward to North San José by Apparent Vandalism
The outages have left customers frustrated, and advocates warning of what the future of Bay Area public transit could look like without a major funding
Where to Find Free Thanksgiving 2025 Meals in the Bay Area
ACCFB is among the local food banks offering specialty food items as Thanksgiving approaches, based on requests from the community. This year, these items include
Oakland Violence Prevention Program at Risk as Skyline High Shooting Renews Urgency
The victim was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and two minors were taken into custody, according to Oakland Police. Police said two
Waymo Expands Service to Bay Area Freeways and San José Airport
“When a freeway route is meaningfully faster, riders can be matched with a freeway trip, providing quicker, smoother, and more efficient rides,” the company said
Golden Gate Bridge Agency Drops $163K Restitution Claim Against Pro-Palestinian Protesters
A spokesperson for the bridge district confirmed that the claim had been withdrawn but declined to comment. On Friday morning, lawyers representing the activists announced
Flying Soon? What to Know About Shutdown Flight Cancellations
SFO spokesperson Doug Yakel said that airlines would be handling the administration’s order to reduce flight traffic individually, and suggested passengers reach out directly to