You might not know it, but there’s a grand mansion hiding under the Bay Bridge, and it has deep ties to Yerba Buena’s naval history. For Veteran’s Day, we're bringing back the story of the Nimitz House.
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Many people living in the Bay Area don’t realize that standard home insurance does not cover flood risk. Keep reading for what to know about El Niño, flooding and insurance in the coming months. https://t.co/GOPKI4Ym68
Forecasts show the first big waves of the winter could land as early as Friday night. Will El Niño bring Maverick’s Beach a historic swell?
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Oakland’s school board could be headed for a major shakeup after last week’s election, with one incumbent conceding defeat, one still trailing, and the third locked in a tight race, according to the latest results. https://t.co/BZENGCCrec
The beloved Oakland nightclub Crybaby, which opened in 2022 in the former Uptown Nightclub on Telegraph Avenue, announced on social media on Tuesday that it will permanently close at the end of November. https://t.co/7b0i7bno3X
A cease-and-desist letter to ICE calls for the agency to immediately end its unauthorized use of County property for immigration enforcement. https://t.co/JVaFwT9Prv
Tech-funded super PACs spent millions in the race for Assembly District 12, but analysts say the deluge of outside spending backfired. https://t.co/6uo0T4acWE
Stockton Rep. Josh Harder sounded alarm over Lawani’s detention and whereabouts, stressing that the Lodi resident has lived in the U.S. legally for 13 years with no criminal record. https://t.co/GH6wDt5wSa
The inspector general found the unit in charge of investigating prisoner complaints is plagued with delays, unmanageable caseloads and a skyrocketing backlog of grievances. https://t.co/W03uTWhdJZ
San Francisco mayor Daniel Lurie announced on Monday that Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky is donating $100 million to the city’s parks. https://t.co/4a0C2vuZ0H
Proposition 40 would have imposed a one-time wealth tax on the state's billionaires. Proposition 42, a billionaire-backed countermeasure, is leading. https://t.co/ZL4HiYO5JK
Families of those killed by death row inmates react to California Gov. Gavin Newsom commuting their sentences to life in prison. https://t.co/thwYXctWKb
For decades, the Cypress Mandela Training Center has been the starting point for minority workers on their journey to building California’s largest projects — including the state's transition to zero emissions by 2045. https://t.co/vS2gImrTuG
City of Oakland staff were notified Friday of major changes in the city’s executive leadership as Josh Rowan, the transportation department director since spring of 2024, was replaced on an interim basis by Megan Wier, the department’s assistant director. https://t.co/A6LSz5q38I
Asylum-seeker Paula Albornoz Hernandez will be released today from federal immigration detention, and reunited with her family, her attorney said. https://t.co/Z2EdiVEfxL
Former San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim has won the race to be California’s next insurance commissioner over state Sen. Ben Allen. This marks the first time a woman and a progressive populist has held this office. https://t.co/tlfyac85Lq
In Albany, 16 and 17 year olds voted in public elections for the first time, following a growing movement to expand youth’s right to vote in local elections. We talk to a group of trailblazing teenagers who rallied to get out the vote among their peers: https://t.co/Bc3uzVjMUY
Sea Wagyu House is Milpitas’ new palace of grill-it-yourself gluttony, and the place stays open until 1 o’clock in the morning every night.
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