Bay Area
Coverage of Bay Area in the Nexus archive.
- AI isn’t coming for your job, unless you’re a Bay Area tech worker
A new detection tool from the California Policy Lab aims to provide timely updates on AI exposure eliminating jobs in California, particularly affecting Bay Area tech workers.
- Gilroy, Morgan Hill pass on supporting ICE facility lawsuit
Advocates opposing a planned ICE facility in the South Bay are disappointed after Gilroy and Morgan Hill chose not to support a lawsuit against the project. Other Bay Area and beyond city and county governments have joined an amicus brief supporting the case.
- Bay Area forecast: Warm up begins Wednesday
The Bay Area will experience mostly cloudy and warm weather on Wednesday, with coastal areas seeing daytime highs in the low 60s to mid 70s, the bay area in the high 60s to high 70s, and inland regions reaching low to high 80s, according to the National Weather Service.
- Orphaned baby bobcats rescued by Saratoga wildlife center
Four orphaned baby bobcats rescued in the Bay Area, Central Coast, and Central California are being cared for at a Saratoga wildlife center operated by Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA. The kittens will stay at the 169-acre site for the next few months.
- Wildfire detection satellites built in Bay Area launched Tuesday
The first satellite system to detect wildfires, built in the Bay Area, was launched via SpaceX's Falcon 9 from Vandenberg Space Force Base. Governor Gavin Newsom announced the launch, noting the system will go online later this year to monitor wildfires globally.
- Tuesday reaches cool point in Bay Area forecast
Tuesday is the coolest day in the Bay Area forecast, with temperatures peaking in the 60s to 70s. Low clouds and misty morning conditions are expected, followed by afternoon sunshine as temperatures gradually warm.
- Seasonably cool Monday in Bay Area
The Bay Area experienced cloudy skies on Monday, with inland areas seeing mostly sunny conditions. Daytime highs ranged from low 60s to mid 70s on the coast and mid 60s inland, according to the National Weather Service.
- Citation totals for illegal fireworks in Bay Area low but concerns are high: Here's why
Officials in the Bay Area express high concerns about illegal fireworks despite low citation numbers reported by several agencies. The discrepancy between low enforcement actions and ongoing worries highlights the issue's unresolved nature.
- AI-crazed San Francisco homebuyers find insane new currency to outbid rivals
San Francisco homebuyers are using AI-related currency to outbid rivals, while the Silicon Valley AI boom has made Bay Area home-buying 'miserable'.
- Buying homes with pre-IPO OpenAI stock? New trend going viral in San Francisco
Potential homebuyers in San Francisco are facing rejections as others use pre-IPO OpenAI stock to make offers on Bay Area homes. This trend is gaining viral attention.
- Team USA's Cristian Roldan: Bay Area crowd 'was amazing'
Team USA's Cristian Roldan praised the Bay Area crowd during a World Cup match at Levi's Stadium. Bay Area soccer fans attended the event, which was described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Roldan discussed the experience with KRON4's Amanda Hari.
- Amber Alert issued for parts of SoCal for 3-month-old baby abducted in Bay Area, CHP says
An Amber Alert was issued for a 3-month-old baby abducted in the Bay Area, prompting Southern California residents to remain vigilant. The California Highway Patrol confirmed the alert was active in parts of the region.
- Sunshine sticking around Wednesday in Bay Area
The Bay Area will remain sunny on Wednesday with slightly cooler temperatures, ranging from coastal 60s to inland 80s. The weekend is expected to bring a slight warm-up and coastal fog, with inland areas seeing higher temperatures.
- Bosnian fans gather ahead of Team USA match in Bay Area: 'It's very emotional'
Bosnian fans are gathering in the Bay Area ahead of the USA vs. Bosnia match. European fans are preparing for the knockout round as the match approaches.
- Bay Area rallies aid for Venezuela earthquake victims
The Bay Area is mobilizing to support victims of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Search efforts continue for survivors after the earthquake.
- Clear skies Tuesday in Bay Area
Tuesday's Bay Area weather features clear skies with limited fog along the San Mateo County coastline. Daytime highs range from coastal 60s to inland 80s, with cooler temperatures expected Wednesday and Thursday before a warm-up into the Fourth of July weekend.
- Two humpback whales found dead in Bay Area
Two humpback whales have been found dead in the Bay Area over the past nine days. One was discovered on June 20 at Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County. The cause of death remains undetermined, and no necropsy has been conducted.
- Sunshine, calmer conditons continue Monday in Bay Area
The Bay Area experiences sunshine and temperatures in the 80s on Monday with offshore winds. A cooler trend is expected later in the week, but skies will remain dry.
- Netflix, but with nails. Why the subscription model is coming for home maintenance
The article discusses the rise of subscription-based home maintenance services, comparing the model to Netflix. It highlights how Bay Area homeowners, who are more skilled in coding than caulking, are driving investment in these 'handymen-as-a-service' platforms.
- How the San Jose Sharks can rule the Bay Area
The San Jose Sharks' GM Mike Grier has executed two trades this month and possesses three first-round picks for Friday’s NHL Draft.
- Hundreds of layoffs hit Cisco’s Bay Area offices
Cisco is laying off nearly 500 workers at its Bay Area offices as part of a realignment to focus on the AI era, according to state filings. The cuts were announced in a memo from CEO Chuck Robbins.
- Mild, dry weather continues in Bay Area Thursday
The Bay Area experienced dry conditions and cloudy skies on Thursday, with some areas seeing mostly sunny weather. Daytime highs ranged from mid 60s to low 70s on the coast and high 60s in other regions, according to the National Weather Service.
- Ex-curator of San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum arrested after allegedly filming people inside his bathroom
A Bay Area pop culture writer and former curator of San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum was arrested earlier this month after allegedly filming people inside his bathroom during a birthday party.
- Ex-curator of San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum arrested after allegedly filming people inside his bathroom
A former curator of San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum was arrested after allegedly filming people inside his bathroom during a birthday party. The individual is also described as a Bay Area pop culture writer.
- Mendocino earthquake damage photos: submit yours
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck Northern California, triggering a shake alert in the Bay Area. While many Bay Area residents did not feel the quake, those further north reported significant shaking. No major damage has been reported.
- Shake alert lights up Bay Area phones Wednesday morning
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake epicentered in Redwood Valley, Mendocino County, triggered shake alerts on Bay Area phones Wednesday morning. The quake was located 117 miles from San Francisco and occurred around 8:10 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey.
- Afternoon warmth Wednesday in Bay Area
The Bay Area experienced a gray and cool Wednesday morning, transitioning to afternoon sun and warmth with inland areas reaching the 80s or near 90, while coastal areas remained in the 60s. Cooling is expected to begin after today.
- Decades-long Bay Area hospitality group closing all restaurants
A decades-old Bay Area hospitality group, Vine Hospitality, is closing all seven of its restaurants by the end of the week, as announced in a social media post by the company.
- California ABC station goes to war with FCC — after top exec suddenly walked out
San Francisco’s ABC7/KGO-TV is urging Bay Area viewers to contact the FCC to support keeping the station on the air following the sudden departure of a top executive.
- Lucid layoffs: Bay Area EV maker cuts 18% of workforce
Bay Area electric vehicle maker Lucid has announced plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 18%. The company filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, stating the cuts aim to streamline operations and optimize expenses to advance its path toward profitability.
- Hazardous beach conditions persist in Bay Area
The National Weather Service warns about hazardous beach conditions in the Bay Area due to a long-period southerly swell causing sneaker waves and strong rip currents. South- and southwest-facing beaches from North Bay to Monterey County are at greatest risk, with forecasters advising against entering jetties and piers.
- Bay Area forecast: Monday continues trend of cooler temps
The Bay Area continues to experience cooler-than-average temperatures on Monday, with clouds in the morning dissipating by afternoon and highs in the 60s to 70s.
- Marin County tragedy leads to nationwide gate safety reform efforts
A 2019 Marin County tragedy led to nationwide gate safety reform efforts, with the nonprofit 'Ready, Set, Safe!' achieving approval for new gate safety requirements in the 2027 International Building Code.
- Bizarre twist as stunning decline in Bay Area crime hurts business owners: ‘We’ve taken quite a hit’
A Northern California city has experienced a significant decline in car break-ins, benefiting car owners but negatively impacting local window repair shops.
- Warming trend begins, beach hazards continue
Hazardous beach conditions with sneaker waves and strong rip currents will persist through Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures are expected to gradually rise midweek, leading to moderate heat risk concerns in the interior. Stratus coverage in the Bay Area on Sunday morning is less extensive than previously observed.
- Bay Area forecast: Cool end to the week
The Bay Area will experience cooler temperatures on Friday and Saturday with highs in the 60s and 70s. Father's Day on Sunday marks the first day of summer and the start of a warming trend, with inland temperatures nearing 90 degrees.
- Bay Area parents turn tragedy into national push for gate safety standards after son killed
Two Bay Area parents are leading a national movement to strengthen safety standards for large sliding gates after their son was killed by one in 2019. The tragedy has prompted efforts to establish new gate safety regulations.
- International supermarket caters to influencer crowd as it opens first California location
An international supermarket opened its first California location in the Bay Area, drawing attention from influencers who provided exclusive social media coverage of the Asian grocery store.
- Haunting final video of beloved Bay Area coffee shop owner, 52, who vanished without a trace: Investigator reveals 'unnerving' new clues found inside her home
A 52-year-old beloved Bay Area coffee shop owner vanished without a trace. An investigator revealed 'unnerving' new clues discovered inside her home.
- 2 Bay Area schools make U.S. News 'Best Global Universities' ranking
Two Bay Area universities have been listed in the 2026 U.S. News 'Best Global Universities' ranking, which evaluates over 2,250 schools worldwide based on economic research and reputation.