Popular SF bakery cancels 2nd location over city rules
San Franciscans have been eagerly awaiting the expansion of a wildly popular bakery — but the owner announced…
DOJ sues San Jose over nearly $1,600 concealed-carry permit fee; Alaska cities barred from imposing similar rules
By SUZANNE DOWNING Sept. 18, 2026 – The Department of Justice has sued San Jose, Calif., alleging that…
California Coastal Commission looks to close beloved beach park over threatened bird
A California beach road repair project has erupted into a bitter local fight after state regulators approved the…
San Francisco dad questioned by park rangers for teaching his own kids tennis at public court
A California father says he simply wanted to spend an afternoon playing tennis with his children but instead…
San Jose to develop rules for delivery robots
San Jose is drawing up the rules of the road for automated food delivery robots, as the industry…
Downtown San Jose venue faces $50,000 fine, lawsuit over alleged violations
SAN JOSE HAS SLAPPED a $50,000 fine on a late night, downtown establishment over allegations that it has…
Remote workers return to Law Street Beach — this time with city permit
Remote workers return to Law Street Beach — this time with city permit
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Long Beach Pride faces debt crisis, potential building sale after festival collapse
More than a month after the abrupt cancellation of this year’s Long Beach Pride Festival, the nonprofit behind…
Long Beach Pride parade rages on after festival’s shock cancellation
Undeterred by the shocking, last-minute cancellation of the city’s annual Pride Festival, Long Beach’s Pride Parade roared forward…
New California Disney park? Speculation swirls after permits filed
Rumors of a possible third Disney theme park in California are heating up after newly filed permits in…
San Diego housing crisis is daily reality with shrinking access to help
A studio apartment for rent in Middletown in December 2025. (File photo by Chris Jennewein/Times of San Diego)…
San Francisco supervisor launches ‘dumb laws’ contest to identify outdated city rules
SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISOR Alan Wong launched a “dumb laws” contest on Wednesday where residents will be able to…