August 11, 2023 AI can determine personal information through AR, VR users' motion data, studies say In separate studies, researchers led by U.C. Berkeley found participants in augmented and virtual realities are sharing more information than previously understood through motion data.
August 11, 2023 San Francisco has the worst pandemic recovery in the nation as city is mired in crime, homelessness: study San Francisco is showing the slowest post-COVID pandemic recovery of any major U.S. or Canadian city, according to newly published data.
August 11, 2023 Handyman who turned the tables on squatters claims he's hacked their system and can handle yours too Handyman Flash Shelton is using his experience with removing squatters from his mother's California home to offer squatter removal services to others who are in need.
August 10, 2023 49ers' Kyle Shanahan apologizes for being a 'jerk' to Raiders' Maxx Crosby during 2019 pre-draft interview The 49ers were interested in drafting Maxx Crosby in 2019 and conducted a seemingly contentious pre-draft interview with him. But Crosby fell to the fourth round.
August 10, 2023 7-Eleven thief pounded with felony charges, $750K bail after viral 'a-- whooping' from Sikh employees: police 7-Eleven robber in Stockton, California, was apprehended and charged with numerous felony charges, according to police.
August 10, 2023 Los Angeles County crime lab finds 4% of seized fentanyl samples have flesh-eating 'zombie drug' A Los Angeles County crime lab detected the "zombie drug" xylazine in 4% of tested fentanyl samples during a pilot program initiated by the Sheriff's Department.
August 10, 2023 Closure of 3 CA gas power plants delayed, ensuring state has emergency resources during extreme weather Energy officials in California voted to delay the closure of three natural gas power plants in case the state needed emergency resources during extreme weather events.
August 10, 2023 US Catholic Church under explicit attack, archbishop warns — but says there's hope Authentic, orthodox education on theology and organized social solidarity are the only way forward for U.S. Catholics, says Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco.
August 10, 2023 San Diego teen allegedly texted accomplice about 'hobo hunting' before killing homeless woman: report One of the teenage suspects in the murder of a San Diego homeless woman allegedly texted he was "going hobo hunting" before killing Annette Pershal, prosecutors said.
August 10, 2023 Reparations activists come for the children Berkeley Unified formed its own reparations task force "in response to the legacy of the system of enslaving Black people."