New East Bay restaurant bringing music, global flavors
A brand-new restaurant is turning up the volume in Walnut Creek’s dining scene. Opening Thursday, Stereo41 offers a high-end fusion of Middle Eastern and Japanese flavors, complete with a hi-fi listening lounge and live DJs.
Oakland Turkey Trot teams up to help local families
The countdown is on for a Thanksgiving tradition: the Oakland Turkey Trot. This year, the race is partnering with the Alameda County Community Food Bank to support local families in need.
Coffee is safe for people with A-Fib, UCSF study finds
New research suggests that coffee may be safe for people with irregular heartbeats. Researchers at UCSF tracked 200 adults in the U.S., Canada, and Australia with a history of atrial fibrillation (A-Fib) over four years. Half of the participants cut out caffeine entirely, while the other half drank at least one cup of coffee a day. Those who drank coffee were less likely to experience another irregular heartbeat episode compared to the no-coffee group. A-Fib is estimated to affect about one in three adults nationwide.
Shutdown stress: hidden toll on mental wellness
Genevieve Graaf, associate professor, at the University of Texas at Arlington, gives tips on navigating financial uncertainty while attending your mental health.
Reopening reality: house vote explained
Todd Belt, director of political management at George Washington University, explains key vote to reopen the government.
Jane Goodall remembered at funeral service in DC
Jane Goodall, the conservationist renowned for her groundbreaking chimpanzee research documenting their personalities and use of tools, is being remembered at a funeral service at Washington National Cathedral in the nation’s capital.
Behind the scene: Oakland's first 'Cocktail Week'
Go behind the scenes to hear about Oakland's first "Cocktail Week'
Oakland kicks of cocktail week
Oakland kicks off its first cocktail week.
Supes to appoint new San Mateo County Sheriff
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors is set to decide later on Wednesday who will become the county’s next sheriff.
Walnut Creek businesses burglarized, vandalized
Several Walnut Creek businesses were burglarized and vandalized.
Oakland bakery launches sweet effort to help during government shutdown
Amid the ongoing government shutdown, one Oakland bakery is stepping up to help families who are struggling financially, by giving away free cakes and cupcakes.
Northern lights hit Bay Area, light rain in afternoon
Northern lights hit the Bay Area last night. Light rain expected this afternoon.
SF Pride's executive director makes Out100 list
The Executive Director of San Francisco Pride was featured in a new short documentary that premiered over the weekend. Suzanne Ford, the first transgender woman to hold the position as Pride's executive director, is also receiving national acclaim and is being honored by Out Magazine's Out 100 list.
Redwood City Police shot and killed a man in a residential neighborhood
Redwood City Police shot and killed a man in residential neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon. They've identified the man as 48-year-old Jose Reynaldo Lombera of Redwood city. Police say officers were responding to a report that a man had fired a gun into the sidewalk. The San Mateo County District Attorney's Office is jointly investigating this incident with the Coroner's Office and the Redwood City Police Department.
Nov. 11, 2025: The 10 O'Clock News
Top headlines, weather, and breaking news from across the Bay Area.
Oakland Bakery launches sweet effort to help families during government shutdown
Amid the ongoing government shutdown, one Oakland bakery is stepping up to help families who are struggling financially, by giving away free cakes and cupcakes. Angel Cakes Bakery, a worker-owned cooperative, launched a GoFundMe campaign this week to sponsor baked goods for families who may not be able to afford them. For every box of cupcakes or cakes sponsored, the bakery will donate another.
Trump endorses 50-year mortgage plans
Over the weekend, President Trump endorsed a suggestion to create 50-year long mortgages, 60% longer than 30-year mortgages. It's all part of an effort to combat higher home prices and interest rates. But it's drawn criticism after increased costs to the home buyers were calculated.
East Bay lawmakers to vote no on shutdown deal, skeptical of health care vote
The bipartisan deal to end the government shutdown heads to the House for a vote as early as Wednesday afternoon. President Trump has said he would sign the bill.
South Bay mall bets big on experiences ahead of busy 2026
As stores in malls in San Francisco and Oakland have shuttered their doors, the South Bay is welcoming tons of new businesses, especially ahead of next year's Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup celebrations.
DOJ to investigate UC Berkeley's response to violence during Turning Point USA event
The Justice Department on Tuesday sent a letter to UC Berkeley saying it plans to investigate the university's response after violence broke out ahead of a Turning Point USA event on campus one day earlier. Four people were arrested.