Threat Call Triggers Alameda High Shelter In Place As Cops Sweep Lot
A recorded phone threat claiming a device in Alameda High’s parking lot briefly put the campus into shelter‑in‑place; police searched the grounds and later cleared the campus.
Oakland International Boulevard Deal Turns Violent: Sex Worker Hospitalized, Local Man Charged
A 43-year-old Oakland man was arraigned after prosecutors say he robbed and assaulted a sex worker on International Boulevard, leaving the woman hospitalized after she escaped. Court papers identify the defendant as Alexander Stovall and list robbery and assault-with-a-firearm counts.
Antioch Ex-Mayor Hopeful Busted In Wife’s 2015 Death After Digital Clues Surface
Digital forensics prompted charges a decade after Brenda Joyce Leon's death. Prosecutors allege the scene was staged and her husband now faces murder and a firearm enhancement.
Bay Area Grabs $590 Million Lifeline To Keep Transit From Hitting The Brakes
State and regional leaders struck a $590M bridge loan to keep BART, Muni, Caltrain and AC Transit running while a regional sales-tax plan moves toward voters. The funds are designed as a one-year bridge until new revenue kicks in.
Instacart Brass In Hot Seat As Shareholder Probe Follows FTC Price Games
A securities law firm has opened an inquiry into Instacart’s officers after FTC enforcement and reports about AI price tests. The move raises fresh corporate‑oversight questions for the San Francisco company.
State Watchdog Ties California Cops' Stops To Public Safety Trouble
The state RIPA board’s new report analyzes 5.1 million stops and finds persistent racial and housing disparities. It ties profiling to public‑safety harms and offers nine recommendations.
Sneaker Waves And Soaked Streets: San Francisco Shoreline On Alert This Weekend
High tides could push minor flooding into low-lying bayshore areas; dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents are expected through Monday morning.












