Humorist David Sedaris Set to Preview Unpublished Essays at Berkeley Rep's Limited Engagement
David Sedaris will perform at Berkeley Rep, reading unpublished essays from his upcoming collection "THE LAND AND ITS PEOPLE." The shows run from January 3-11, with different content nightly, a Q&A, and a book signing.
San Francisco's Beloved LGBTQ+ Nightclub Oasis Secured with Multimillion-Dollar Donation from Philanthropists
San Francisco's LGBTQ+ nightclub Oasis is saved from closing by a substantial donation from philanthropists Mary and Mark Stevens, allowing it to purchase its building and plan for a vibrant future.
San Francisco Residents Disturbed by Loud PG&E Generators Amid Richmond District Power Outage
San Francisco's Richmond District residents are disturbed by loud PG&E generators after a power outage, with noise levels reaching 100 decibels and no clear end-date communicated for their operation.
Port of Oakland Sees Slight Dip in November Cargo Movement, Agricultural Exports on the Rise
The Port of Oakland experienced a 4.1% dip in cargo movement in November with a slight increase in exports and a decrease in imports, indicating seasonal adjustments and market changes.
Caldecott Tunnel Reopens After Storm-Induced Closures in Oakland-Contra Costa Route
The Caldecott Tunnel has reopened following storm damage to transformers, with traffic diverted until repairs were made. Temporary generators restored operation.
Santa Rosa Police Nab Known Felon with Loaded Gun During Prince Memorial Greenway Patrol
Police in Santa Rosa arrested felon Robert Penister Jr. after a chase; they found him with a loaded gun. He faces multiple charges, including possession of a firearm by a felon. His bail was set at $750,000.
La Jolla Labs Jump Into $31.7 Million Race To Fast-Track New Drugs
A Deep Origin‑led consortium won up to $31.7M from ARPA‑H; La Jolla’s Sanford Burnham Prebys will help build AI and tissue models to predict toxicity and speed drug development.
Bay Area Braces for Cold Snap as Clear Skies and Cooler Temps Move In
Chilly weather and a dry spell are expected in the Bay Area, with clear skies and cooler temperatures forecasted by the National Weather Service San Francisco. Conditions are set to improve for mariners by Monday.
Los Gatos Tower Showdown: Developer Warns Town Of Costly Court Fight
A developer warned Los Gatos leaders the town could face major legal bills if it blocks his 13‑story, 119‑unit Vista Capri proposal while the council counters it is processing the application.












