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Lafayette school loses fight against 12-unit housing development
The Lafayette City Council on Monday approved the 12-home Samantha Townhomes project on Stuart Street, denying the appeal of a neighboring school saying the development will bring too much...Read More
Public weighs in on San Pablo Avenue development in virtual open house
Community members are invited to learn about and comment on proposed changes to encourage new housing development along San Pablo Avenue during a virtual open house taking place online...Read More
Walnut Creek City Council challengers shine light on police reform, social justice issues
Several Walnut Creek City Council candidate challengers in the Nov. 3 election were either motivated to run because of policing and social justice issues, or support significant movement on...Read More
SF parking meters return to near pre-pandemic rates Monday
Demand for on-street parking space is on the rise now that fewer people are relying on public transit. In response, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is reinstating parking...Read More
Bridge toll hikes add $9.3 million for commuter parking projects
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission on Wednesday committed $9.3 million from bridge tolls for new commuter parking projects in Alameda County, according to the agency. Bridge tolls were raised $1...Read More
Teen shot and killed near Belmont elementary school
A 17-year-old Redwood City boy was shot and killed in front of an elementary school in Belmont late Monday night, according to police.Read More
Towed Tesla catches fire at repair shop
A Tesla Model S car caught on fire at an auto shop in Los Gatos Tuesday afternoon and fortunately no one was injured, Santa Clara County fire officials reported.Read More
Woman dies retrieving clothes from recycling container
Police found the unresponsive woman trapped head first in the large green recycling box.Read More
Man killed by vehicle in San Bruno BART garage
A 55-year-old man was hit and killed by a vehicle in the parking garage of the San Bruno BART station Thursday morning, according to the transit agency.Read More
Parking control officer caught on video hitting parked car, driving away
A video posted to Twitter shows an SFMTA parking control officer in their vehicle hitting a car parked at a hillside curb and then driving away.Read More
Body found in Tunitas Creek Beach parking lot
San Mateo County sheriff's deputies are investigating a possible homicide after they received a call reporting a dead body in a parking lot at Tunitas Creek Beach Tuesday morning.Read More
Two nature preserves open in Sonoma Co.
Two nature preserves along state Highway 1 on the Sonoma County Coast are slated to open to guests for the first time at 8 a.m. Friday, according to county...Read More
Explosion damages two vehicles in Danville
Two vehicles were damaged by an explosive device in a Danville parking lot Sunday evening, according to police.Read More
Armed carjacking at West Oakland BART
A red Toyota Camry was taken during a carjacking in the parking lot of the West Oakland BART station late Monday night, according to police.Read More
No injuries in San Jose daycare fire
San Jose firefighters controlled a two-alarm fire in a daycare center at 14381 Bercaw Lane Thursday evening.Read More
Security improvements curb car break-ins at city garages
San Francisco-owned public parking garages are seeing in fewer car break-ins thanks to improvements being made inside the garages.Read More
Drive-through dispute devolves into gunfire
Officers arrested a man who got into an argument with other customers in the drive-through of a Fremont McDonald's Friday.Read More
Oakland marathon closes city streets Sunday
The Oakland Marathon is underway in the city Sunday morning, and motorists should expect street closures and parking restrictions.Read More
Man drives van into SF building, none injured
A 70-year-old driver was injured when he drove over a curb and crashed into a building and this afternoon in San Francisco's Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights neighborhood.Read More
Limits eyed for Bernal Heights parking permits
A pilot program set to be voted on Tuesday for 16 blocks in Bernal Heights would allow only one permit per person and a maximum of two per household.Read More