John Ramos

On Sept. 30, a community garden in San Jose got a letter from the property owner saying it was in escrow to be sold. They were given 20 days to move out.

In the report to the district, the hydrologist said there used to be regular dredging of the creek when the reservoir was first built. But it appears that stopped sometime in the 1990s.

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Traffic looked normal for a Saturday, until the area near Treasure Island. Then, things became bumper-to-bumper for a slow ride into the city.

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When it comes to fun Halloween displays, people often talk about the neighborhood just off High Street in Alameda. But this year, at a house on Lincoln Avenue, the Halloween display is talking back.

When it comes to fun Halloween displays, people often talk about the neighborhood just off High Street in Alameda. But this year, at a house on Lincoln Avenue, the Halloween display is talking back.

As Marin County residents prepare for what could be increased flooding this winter, officials have developed a plan to use an existing reservoir as a buffer for the heavy rains to come.

In about a week, Californians will be casting their ballots, and among the many initiatives is Proposition 38, which seeks to raise a lot of money for medical research.

On Wednesday, the world learned of the death of civil rights icon Dolores Huerta, the farmworker advocate who spent a lot of time in the South Bay developing relationships, both business and personal. Even late in life, she served as an inspiration to generations of people.