Sidewalks In San Francisco?s Tenderloin To Get Pressure Washed Weekly In New Program
Sidewalks in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood will be cleaner thanks to a new program that aims to pressure wash about 30 square blocks of the neighborhood each week.
Former Oakland Coliseum Executive Charged For Seeking Fee In Naming Rights Deal
Former Oakland Coliseum Authority executive director Scott McKibben has been charged with felony conflict of interest for seeking a fee for his role in negotiating the RingCentral naming rights deal, Alameda County prosecutors said.
Conservation Activists File Petition With EPA Over Plastic Plant Pollution Standards
Members of several community and environmental organizations announced Tuesday they're calling on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to adopt stricter air pollution standards for industrial plants that create plastic.
Suspect Vehicle Identified In Fremont Hit-and-Run That Killed Elderly Woman, Dog
Fremont police said Tuesday that they believe that the suspect in a hit-and-run collision that killed a 72-year-old woman and her dog on Friday night was driving a light-colored Buick LeSabre from model years 1997 to 1999.
Neighbors Not Complaining About Large Logs Placed On Oakland Street To Deter Homeless
More than 100 large logs, mostly oaks, appeared nearly a year ago on Poplar Street in West Oakland and slowly replaced the crowd of homeless RVs. Neighbors say the logs are not a problem.
NBA Drops 2 Warriors Games From National TV Schedule
The Golden State Warriors are no longer must-see TV. The NBA is taking two upcoming Warriors games off the national TV schedule, with the injury-riddled former dynasty now owning the worst record in the league.