San Francisco Braces for Gusty Winds and Morning Fog, Sunshine and Warmer Temperatures to Follow
San Francisco is set to experience gusty offshore winds and morning fog, clearing mid-morning for a sunny Saturday. Nighttime will bring cooler temperatures, with a weak storm possible mid-week.
Trump Team Slaps New Ban on Fetal Tissue Research at NIH Labs
NIH announced it will no longer fund research using fetal tissue from elective abortions, citing alternatives; scientists warn it could slow vital studies on disease and development.
Swanky RH Gallery To Take Over Walnut Creek’s Empty Neiman Marcus
RH will convert Walnut Creek’s former Neiman Marcus into a 50,000‑sqft RH Gallery with a full-service restaurant and outdoor wine experience. Construction is slated to begin mid‑2026.
Moldy Evans Manor Turns Berkeley Student Housing Into A Health Scare
Inspections and a private report flagged mold, flooding and failing heaters at Evans Manor in Berkeley, leaving dozens of low-cost student tenants displaced and worried. City and co-op reviews are underway.
Ben & Jerry’s Board Blowup: Oakland Activist Booted As Parent Cries Misconduct
Magnum filed court papers accusing former Ben & Jerry’s chair Anuradha Mittal of misconduct and says the independent board has shrunk to two members amid an audit of the charity.
Oakland Dad Says Cybertruck Door Flew Open on Highway Ramp With Baby in Back
An Oakland father says his Cybertruck's rear door swung open on a Highway 24 ramp with his infant inside. Service records and a repurchase offer now raise fresh safety questions.
San Francisco Cracks Down on Narcotics: Six Charged Following Tenderloin District Operation
Six individuals were charged in San Francisco for narcotics trafficking, with arrests yielding over a pound of drugs and firearms. All pleaded not guilty, with one detainee pending a hearing for release.












