Mill Valley Hillside Brush Blaze Creeps Toward Homes Before Crews Stop It Cold
A vegetation fire burned along Hillside Avenue in Mill Valley Monday and scorched about 1.5 acres near homes before crews stopped forward progress. No evacuations were ordered.
Cannae Pounces On Emeryville’s Creative Office Prize
Cannae Partners bought EmeryTech, the 234,016‑square‑foot Emeryville campus, in a Newmark‑arranged deal as East Bay office values continue to recalibrate. The property is about two‑thirds leased and anchored by Premier Nutrition.
SoMa Stunner: Californios Becomes World’s First Three-Star Mexican Restaurant
Chef Val Cantú’s Californios was promoted to three Michelin stars, becoming the first Mexican restaurant worldwide to reach the guide’s top rank. The honor follows the MICHELIN Guide California 2026 announcement.
Bay Water Board Cuts Sewage Deadline Some Slack, Sparks Fight Over Algae Rules
The Bay water board is proposing narrow five‑year extensions to the new 2034 nitrogen deadline for qualifying nature‑based and recycled‑water projects, raising questions about costs and oversight. Local pilots, like Palo Alto’s horizontal levee, show what the extra time might buy.
Flock Camera Ping Helps Foster City Cops Bag Burglary Crew
Foster City police say Flock Safety alerts led them to a vehicle tied to multiple commercial burglaries, and the vehicle’s occupants were arrested on burglary charges and outstanding warrants.
Pac Heights Buyers Go Wild as $7.5 Million Listing Rockets to $12 Million
A Pacific Heights home listed for $7.495M closed for $12M in a quick July sale, underscoring steep overbids at the top of San Francisco’s market. The buyer took title through a Delaware holding company.












