King Tides Take Another Shot at Sausalito, City Punches Back
Sausalito officials say sandbags and portable pumps kept key waterfront roads dry during a recent king-tide cycle. Leaders warn the measures are a stopgap as higher tides return.
Magnet Fisher Yanks Suspected Bomb From Sonoma State Lake, Shuts Down Campus Corner
A magnet fisher pulled a suspected explosive from Sonoma State’s University Lakes Wednesday evening; a county bomb squad removed the device and no one was hurt. Investigators are probing the origin of the object.
Hourglass Winery Rises From Glass Fire Ashes With Napa’s Green Light
Napa County planners approved Hourglass Winery’s recovery permit, allowing the Calistoga estate to rebuild its cave, add tasting spaces and double production after the Glass Fire.
Colma Cops Scuffle With Driver, Pull Loaded Unregistered Gun From Backpack
A Colma traffic stop near the Metro Mall turned up a loaded, unregistered handgun and led to the arrest of a 26-year-old San Francisco resident. Police shared video and details in a social post.
Oakland Parking Power Grab Sparks City Hall Street Fight
Oakland’s proposal to move parking enforcement from OakDOT to Finance has drawn swift pushback from staff, advocates and business groups ahead of a Feb. 10 committee hearing. The debate pits revenue collection against curb-management strategy.
Sacramento Telework Showdown, New Bill Tries To Lock State Workers Out Of The Office
Assemblymember Alex Lee introduced AB 1729 to require telework plans, a public dashboard and written justifications for in‑office mandates while citing a $225M savings estimate. Unions back the measure as both a cost and recruiting play.
Mystery Millionaire Drops $3.5 Million on S.F. 'Trump Accounts' for Newborns
An undisclosed donor pledged $3.5 million to help San Francisco families open federally backed "Trump accounts" for newborns, Mayor Daniel Lurie said. Details on distribution and enrollment are pending.












