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Hussain Khan/Hussain KhanBecause of the shutdown, millions across the country won’t have access to their SNAP, or food stamp benefits, in November. But some Bay Area restaurants are picking up the slack. -
Russell Mondy/FlickrStreet vendors will soon have new privacy protections under a statewide law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom. -
Julia HaneyThe union that represents principals in the city, the United Administrators of San Francisco, had a lot to celebrate this week. -
Gabriel Classon/FlickrThe San Mateo County Board of Supervisors have decided how they’re going to replace ousted sheriff Christina Corpus.
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Today, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced that the city will provide financial relief for the city’s SNAP recipients. -
Federal prosecutors yesterday charged longtime San Leandro City Councilmember Bryan Azevedo with accepting kickbacks for helping a housing company win a city contract. -
Tonight, Oakland’s Public Safety Committee will vote on whether or not to approve the expansion of surveillance cameras in the city. -
Several Bay Area restaurants have stepped forward to offer discounted or free meals to families whose federal nutrition benefits will expire this weekend. -
Putting off getting your flu shot? Here’s your reminder. Now is the right time to get vaccinated before the holidays. -
ICE officials apprehended a British journalist on a US speaking tour on Sunday for alleged “support of terrorism”. -
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors gave 10 million dollars to food security programs last week, including the Alameda County Community Food Bank. -
A school board meeting in Oakland last week was packed with educators demanding higher pay. -
In spite of funding challenges, the California High Speed Rail Authority CEO Ian Choudri says the state can still deliver on the project. -
Students at ALMOST 50 California high schools held walkouts on Friday in support of the “Make Polluters Pay Superfund Act.”
