César Chávez Day Rocked by Allegations as Marches Pulled and Unions Pivot
The United Farm Workers and the César Chávez Foundation acknowledged troubling allegations about Chávez’s conduct, prompting canceled marches and plans for a confidential reporting process. Communities are reassessing how to mark his legacy.
Sausalito Harbor Horror As Car Shoots Off Shoreline, Killing Local Driver
A 76‑year‑old Sausalito man was recovered from his submerged car near Sausalito Yacht Harbor and later died at a hospital; firefighters and a private diver led the recovery.
Cops: San Mateo Man Brought Candy and Condoms to Martinez ‘Teen’ Sting
A 31-year-old man faces felony counts after allegedly traveling from San Mateo County to Martinez to meet someone he believed was a 13-year-old; court records describe an undercover sting and a March 26 hearing.
Richmond Showdown Over Flock Crime Cameras as Council Weighs Switch Back On
Richmond leaders are weighing whether to restore Flock license‑plate readers after police disabled them over a possible data‑sharing setting. Supporters say the cameras cut crime; critics call them surveillance.
Flour + Water Pizza Muscles Into Uptown Oakland Slice Wars
San Francisco’s Flour + Water has opened a Pizza Shop in Uptown Oakland, bringing 96‑hour‑fermented dough, a delivery-first model and a few Oakland‑exclusive menu items. The new location joins a surging local pizza scene.
Tesla Supercharger Zoo Has Cow Hollow Neighbors Losing Sleep
Neighbors near 1965 Lombard St. say a new 24-hour Tesla Supercharger has brought noise, traffic and sanitation problems to their Cow Hollow block. Residents want Tesla and city officials to take enforceable action.












