Chapman walkoff bails out Treinen, pays off latest Montas gem
An elite performance from Frankie Montas almost went to waste Friday night against the Rays.
BART secures $300 million in funding to buy trains, build capacity
BART officials announced that the Federal Transit Administration has allocated $300 million to increase capacity on BART.
Presidio rejects Fort Scott redo plan
Fort Winfield Scott will not be developed for the time being after the Presidio Trust Board of Directors voted against a proposal to turn it into a campus for “mission-driven organizations.”
Slain Sacramento police officer was youth explorer in Martinez, Pleasant Hill
Communities across Northern California are mourning the loss of a Sacramento police officer with ties to the East Bay who was fatally shot in the line of duty.
Fairfield roads reopen after suspicious device deemed fake
Fairfield police said a suspicious device found in a vehicle Thursday afternoon was fake and all roads in the area are open.
San Francisco can collect taxes on university parking, state Supreme Court rules
The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that the city of San Francisco has the right to collect parking taxes on drivers’ use of state university parking lots.
