As AI Money Floods San Francisco, Homes Fly Off Market Faster Than Anywhere in America
The same San Francisco market where homes sat unsold for months just last year has exploded back to life, with properties now disappearing in three weeks or less—twice as fast as the rest of the country. The culprit isn't a mystery: it's billions in AI money flooding into workers' pockets before companies even go public.
UPDATE: Bay Area Storm Arrives Wednesday With 55 MPH Winds, Thunderstorms—Season's Strongest Yet
The Bay Area's about to get walloped by the season's strongest storm Wednesday, with 55 mph winds that could snap leaf-heavy tree branches and knock out power, plus the unusual bonus of thunderstorms rolling through during morning commute. The North Bay takes the worst of it, but everyone should brace for a soggy, blustery Wednesday as this atmospheric river officially kicks off what forecasters say will be a wet November.
Danville Teacher Who Sent Sex Videos to Teen Gets Harsher Sentence After Jury Finds He Exploited Students
A Contra Costa jury just handed down findings that could add years to a former Danville middle school teacher's prison term, determining he used his dual roles as educator and cheerleading coach to prey on vulnerable students.












