Rent Fight Puts Clement Street’s Spanish Table On The Brink
The Spanish Table’s Clement Street shop has been closed since November and now faces an unlawful detainer for nearly $25,000 in unpaid rent, leaving a hole for Spanish imports. Neighbors and chefs are watching court filings for clues about whether the shelves will return.
Hidden Toxins in the Mist: Bay Area Scientists Launch Statewide Fog Hunt
A multi‑university team is sampling fog along California’s coast to map pollutants, water inputs and how fog affects redwood forests and wildlife.
UPDATE: Oakley Manhunt Ends in Standoff: Suspect Accused of Firing at Deputy Sheriff Apprehended After Multi-Agency Response
Oakley traffic stop led to a standoff with a suspect firing at a deputy and a lockdown for resident safety; the suspect was apprehended and faces attempted murder charges.
San Francisco Bay Ferry Revives Musical Tradition to Spice Up Commutes with Live Concert Series
San Francisco Bay Ferry offers live music on Friday nights to boost ridership and enhance the commuting experience, reviving a tradition shelved two decades ago.
South San Francisco Snags Billion-Dollar AI Drug Lab From Nvidia And Lilly
Nvidia and Eli Lilly will invest up to $1 billion to open an AI co-innovation lab in the Bay Area, with work expected to begin in South San Francisco early this year. The facility pairs Nvidia compute with Lilly data to accelerate drug discovery.












