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Bay Area T-Mobile users experience reception issues
(KRON) – T-Mobile users in the Bay Area have reported reception issues on Saturday morning, according to Down Detector. These issues include mobile phone signal and 5G home internet, according to Down Detector. According to Down Detector, user reports indicate problems at T-Mobile. Per Down Detector, Bay Area cities are the most reported locations of […]
Burning Man ticket sale slump being felt by San Francisco retailers
After being mired in controversy last year, Burning Man is set to return to the Nevada desert next weekend. But this year, ticket sales are down as many so-called 'burners' appear to be staying away.One person who won't be staying away though is David Date, who says he's gone to every Burning Man since 2016."People came last year and you have these expectations of going and dancing and having fun and it was not that experience. And there's a certain percentage of people that will never come back after having an experience like that," Date said.Even though the event takes...
American Business Women’s Association Celebrates Annual Regional Conference
The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) held its Annual Regional Recognition Conference at TPC Harding Park Golf Course in San Francisco on July 20. The event, hosted by the Cities by the Bay and Enterprising Women Networking chapters, brought together members from ABWA chapters of California, Montana, Hawaii and Arizona.
Windsor sounds off on Koi Nation resort and casino environmental documents
photo credit: Courtesy of the Koi Nation of Northern CaliforniaAn official image of the proposed resort and casino, which would rise southeast of the intersection of Shiloh Rd and Old Redwood Highway. Windsor residents sounded off this week against a proposed casino during a public hearing held to assure the town's official response is comprehensive. About a dozen people addressed the council, uniformly against the proposal---offering a wide range of critiques of the multi-billion dollar proposal, which would rise just outside the town limits. Betsy Mallace told the Town Council that documents submitted to the Bureau of Indian Affairs by the Koi...
Wildlife officials released 1.53 million salmon into California reservoirs this spring
State wildlife officials released 1.53 million salmon into reservoirs and lakes across California over the spring in an effort to shore up their numbers and ensure they can continue to support recreational fishing, authorities announced Friday. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife released flurries of fish into inland water bodies in 17...
New rules Saturday change how realtors get paid
SAN FRANCISCO -- New rules that went into effect on Saturday are changing how people buy and sell their homes. The National Association of Realtors' antitrust lawsuit settlement changes how buyer agents get paid.For San Francisco home buyer Zane Williamson, the first question he asks at every open house is who's paying his agent's commission."We've been asking over the last few days ahead of time so you'll have an idea," Williamson said.He's been going to open houses and submitting offers since April."I've put in some offers. I was close. I was within $5,000 at one (house) kind of recently,"...
Armed Carjacking Suspects Arrested At Gunpoint
Officers responded to reports that three subjects had attempted to enter a vehicle before putting a gun to a victim’s back. Further reports indicated that three suspects had fled, two carrying firearms. Officers quickly arrived and were pointed to a suspect vehicle. Officers initiated a high-risk stop and took...
Oakland filmmaker's devastating doc tells story of covered-up atrocity
“Sugarcane,” co-directed by Emily Kassie and Oakland-raised Julian Brave NoiseCat, is a devastating documentary, containing images and words sure to sear the souls of anyone who comes into contact with it. But this is not to say that it’s unwatchable. Kassie and NoiseCat have gifted us a film that finds compassion and tenderness arising from the atrocities, like flowers sprouting from cracks in the concrete. Opening Friday at the Landmark...
Major Shen Yun Exposé: Dancers Not Allowed to Get Treated for Medical Injuries, Paid Only $12,000 a Year
The NY Times just dropped a massive exposé on our favorite butt of jokes Shen Yun, but there’s nothing funny about the fact that the troupe is sitting on more than $250 million, while paying its dancers $12,000 a year and forbidding them from getting medical treatment. This...
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