California's Top Cop Jumps Into Trump Legal Hit List Brawl
California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined 22 state attorneys general in an amicus brief arguing President Trump's executive orders punish law firms and threaten access to counsel. The filing asks the D.C. Circuit to uphold rulings that blocked parts of the orders.
Marin School Cellphone Showdown: Locked Pouches on the Line
Tamalpais trustees will debate a campuswide cellphone policy April 14, weighing locking pouches against teacher collection as parents and students split.
Oakland Vegan Pioneer Millennium To Shutter Rockridge Dining Room May 16
Oakland’s Millennium, a stalwart of plant-based fine dining, will close its Rockridge dining room on May 16 after nearly 32 years. Owners say they may reopen in a smaller, sustainable form.
Point Reyes Ranchers Get the Boot as Park Shuts Down 167-Year Tradition
A Nature Conservancy‑backed settlement will shutter most ranches at Point Reyes, paying leaseholders while leaving dozens of ranch hands and tenants displaced across West Marin.
SFO Cargo Blaze Sends Smoke Soaring, Stalls AirTrain Blue Line
A pallet fire at San Francisco International Airport sent thick smoke into the sky Friday and briefly paused AirTrain Blue Line service while crews contained the blaze. No injuries were reported.
Mail Ballot Issues Leave Thousands of California Votes Uncounted
Thousands of mailed ballots arrived too late to be counted in the Nov. 4 special election, with inland counties hardest hit and officials blaming Postal Service routing changes.
San Bruno Felon Busted As Cops Find Ghost Gun, Explosives On Heather Lane
San Bruno police say suspected explosive materials, meth and a cache of firearms — including an un‑serialized AR‑15 — were found during a search; a 32‑year‑old was arrested.
Colma Cops Hunt Ulta Perfume Heist Trio After $8K Grab
Colma police released surveillance images after a Sept. 8 perfume heist at the Ulta on Colma Boulevard, saying roughly $8,019 in fragrances were stolen. Detectives are asking for tips.
BART Cops Pull Wanted Suspect Off Train, Seize Gun With Extended Mag
BART Police say they arrested a person aboard a train on March 30 after a disturbance; officers found a firearm with an extended magazine and outstanding warrants. Riders are urged to report issues via BART Watch or text.
Arizona Teen Screen Crackdown: Lawmakers Push Parents To Hit ‘Accept’ Or Kids Get Logged Off
Arizona bills would bar under14s and require parental permission for teens' social accounts, setting up a legal and privacy fight.












