California Hospitals Revolt Over Anthem’s Out-of-Network Pay Cuts
The California Hospital Association sued Anthem Blue Cross, saying a new policy that cuts hospital payments when out‑of‑network doctors provide care is unlawful and risks deeper financial strain.
S.F. Road Sign Rampage: Man Accused of Smashing Parked Car With City Barricade
Prosecutors say a San Francisco man grabbed a road A‑frame and smashed a parked car, shattering a rear window while the owner waited nearby. The DA posted the account on X.
Steve Hilton Takes Aim at California Energy Watchdogs in Bid to Cut Power Bills
Steve Hilton unveiled a Sacramento plan to remake California’s energy regulators, tying deregulation to promises of lower electricity bills and cheaper gas. The move pits his 'Califordable' pitch against Sacramento’s regulatory and political realities.
Tiburon Cliffside Stunner Lists At $19.9 Million, Looks Like It’s Floating Over The Bay
A glass‑wrapped Tiburon home that looks like it floats above the Bay is on the market for $19.9 million. Its cantilevered steel frame, five 11‑foot NanaWall systems and an infinity pool set it apart.
Late-Night Safeway Chaos: Redwood City Shopper Stabbed, Suspect Nabbed After Checkout Clash
A Sunday night altercation at the Safeway in Sequoia Station left one man stabbed; police say a suspect has been arrested and booked on attempted murder and drug charges.
Oakley Man Accused Of Shooting At Deputy Dies After Martinez Jail Suicide Bid
A 54‑year‑old Oakley man arrested in January died after an apparent suicide attempt at Martinez Detention Facility. The sheriff’s office and county DA have opened a joint investigation.












