What a win: Oakland A's victorious as fans hold reverse boycott, pack Coliseum

The Oakland Athletics prevailed Tuesday night, winning their seventh game in a row in dramatic fashion, amid what appears to have been a symbolically successful “reverse boycott” by fans disappointed by the team's possible move to Las Vegas.

Union City couple celebrating 79 years of marriage

A remarkable milestone was met on Monday as Oree and Lena McRae of Union City commemorate their 79th wedding anniversary. 

National Spelling Bee: Dev Shah, 14, wins with final word 'psammophile'

Congrats, Dev Shah! The teen from Largo, Florida, had his spelling career interrupted by the pandemic, then didn't make it out of his regional bee last year. He was crowned last night as the 2023 champion.

Meta responds to journalism wage fee proposal

Meta is threatening to pull news posts from Facebook and Instagram if a state bill becomes law.

Overdue book returned to Bay Area library - 96 years later

The book was initially borrowed from the Saint Helena Public Library in February of 1927 – 96 years ago.

BART 'shell shocked' at turtle trespassing on the tracks

Bay Area Rapid Transit officials were "shell shocked" after a turtle made an unexpected appearance on its tracks over the weekend. 

California prison sex assault survivor released 3 years early because of abuse

A California woman who said she was harassed and groped by multiple officers at FCI Dublin – and then was retaliated against for speaking up about it – was released from custody three years early, successfully arguing that no one should have to withstand sexual abuse as part of their prison sentence. 

Jerry Springer, iconic talk show host, dead at 79

On his Twitter profile, Jerry Springer jokingly declared himself as “Talk show host, ringmaster of civilization’s end."

Whimsical 'Saxophone Home' in Berkeley up for sale

If you're a music lover, and shopping around for a new home there's an unusual new listing in Berkeley that may interest you. It's a three-story house on Tunnel Road that some people call the Saxophone House.

Oakland teachers union begins strike vote

Teachers, counselors, nurses and other members of the Oakland Education Association (OEA) on Monday began voting on whether to authorize a strike, as the union cited what it called “illegal, bad faith bargaining” by the district.

Emeryville entrepreneur arrested in connection with stabbing death of Cash App exec Bob Lee

San Francisco police on Thursday arrested a tech entrepreneur in connection with the stabbing death of Cash App tech founder Bob Lee – ending the false rumors that this was a random attack in a lawless, overly progressive city.