Richmond Natty Wine Darling Subject To Change Calls It Quits
Richmond natural-wine maker Subject To Change is winding down after distribution setbacks. Owner Alex Pomerantz will ship a final 2023 wine-club release while refocusing on his Mission shop.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie Unveils Ambitious 2026 Road Map Amid Challenges
Mayor Daniel Lurie discussed San Francisco's future in his State of the City address, focusing on challenges like budget deficits, homelessness, and streamlining city processes, while promoting civic engagement and growth.
Kaiser Permanente Shells Out $556M in Medicare Scheme Settlement: Accused of Inflating Diagnoses for Cash
Kaiser Permanente affiliates will pay $556 million to resolve allegations that they inflated Medicare Advantage diagnosis codes to receive higher payments fraudulently.
Grahame Lesh Leads Tribute Concert "Unbroken Chain" to Celebrate Phil Lesh and Bob Weir's Legacy at The Fillmore, San Francisco
Grahame Lesh hosts "Unbroken Chain," a tribute event to Phil Lesh and Bob Weir, at The Fillmore with tickets available since January 16. Proceeds go to Canal Alliance.
Beloved Bay Area TV Host and Environmental Advocate Doug McConnell Passes Away at 80
Doug McConnell, host of "Bay Area Backroads" and environmental advocate, died at 80 due to stroke complications. His storytelling and conservation efforts left a lasting impact on the Bay Area community.
Alameda Pols Plot ICE-Free Safe Zones As Feds Step Up Raids
Alameda County supervisors debated measures to bar federal immigration agents from county property and to set up training and a rapid-response system for enforcement actions. The proposals could head to the full board later this month.
San Francisco and Oakland Authorities Seize Over 4.5 Pounds of Drugs in Joint Raid, Four Arrested
San Francisco Police seized over 4.5 pounds of drugs and arrested four individuals in an Oakland drug house raid, recovering narcotics, cash, and ammunition.
San Francisco Jury Convicts Man of Attempted Voluntary Manslaughter in SOMA District Shooting
A jury convicted Johnny Avila of Attempted Voluntary Manslaughter for a 2022 shooting in San Francisco's SOMA district, where he shot a person in the neck.
California Newborns 2X as Likely to Face Opioid Withdrawal as Prenatal Drug Use Surges in a Decade
An analysis of millions of California pregnancies reveals a sharp rise in prenatal opioid use over the past decade, with newborns increasingly born into withdrawal and requiring intensive medical care. The surge is fueling calls for expanded maternal treatment programs.
San Francisco Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in Assault That Injured Senior and Dog
The SFPD seeks public help to find a person of interest in an assault case that seriously injured a senior and involved the suspect kicking the victim's dog.
Whole Milk Could Flood Back Into San Francisco School Lunches After Trump Law
President Trump signed the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, restoring whole and 2% milk to school lunch menus. Bay Area districts will decide if and when to change their offerings.












