Tool Thieves Hammer Antioch Tradesworkers as Work-Truck Ripoffs Soar
Antioch police say 115 auto burglaries have been reported this year — a roughly 70% jump — as thieves zero in on work trucks and tools. Several victims report lost income and stepped-up patrols are underway.
Bay Club Snaps Up Its North Waterfront Block For Keeps
Bay Club paid about $65M to buy the three parcels that make up its North Waterfront campus, turning its 1977 flagship into an owned property. The purchase is being framed as a vote of confidence in downtown recovery.
Castro Business Briefs: Love Potion Library and Pawpitos Open, Parasol Expands Menu and Hours, More
In this edition, a new romance bookstore, dog grooming business, and campaign office open, while a cafe expands its hours and menu, and the Castro gets a fancy new trash can.
California Bullet Train Gets Smaller While The Bill Gets Bigger
The 2026 draft trims route and promises earlier Central Valley service, but it also lists a new $126B to $231B price range. Lawmakers and federal officials are skeptical.












