UC Berkeley quietly closed its Multicultural Community Center this summer, student staff say, and administrators are now conducting a policy review while programs move elsewhere on campus.

Tenants at Parkmerced say promised repairs haven’t arrived. Residents report break‑ins, elevator and heat failures and are organizing a court push.

NWS San Francisco Bay Area issues advisories for beach hazards and dense fog, cautioning those in coastal and valley areas to be wary of sneaker waves, rip currents, and reduced visibility.

An $88 million Silicon Valley estate, Villa de Verano, is on the market, featuring a design inspired by Lake Como and luxurious amenities such as sports complexes, a golf course, and elegant interiors.

The City of Hercules celebrates its 125th anniversary with a tree lighting event, inviting public participation in holiday festivities and community giving.

The East Bay Regional Park District promotes Green Friday to encourage enjoying nature over shopping after Thanksgiving, waiving fees at their parks on November 28.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in San Ramon; Xiaojie Zhang was arrested as the suspect. Police found two firearms at Zhang's home and assured no community threat.

The DOJ fired five more judges from San Francisco's immigration court, escalating dismissals to twelve this year, with concerns about impacts on the rule of law.

A Fremont man accused of fatally stabbing a registered sex offender appeared in court as his attorney asked for more time; the judge set a Dec. 17 hearing.

Kaiser disbanded an eight‑person California security unit after internal and police records raised questions about unauthorized use of the CLETS law‑enforcement database.

Cluely confirmed plans to relocate to New York and has listed its three‑floor SoMa headquarters for sale amid zoning complaints and a product pivot. The move follows months of viral stunts and investor backing.

Pho Love was temporarily closed for health violations, including mishandled meat and a cockroach infestation, after a viral video prompted an investigation.

A jury convicted a man of indecent exposure after he was found masturbating in Crocker Amazon Park; a witness stopped nearby children and called police. Prosecutors say officers found him fully exposed.