East Bay
Coverage of East Bay in the Nexus archive.
- Migrant advocates gather in East Bay to call for changes to federal immigration enforcement
Migrant advocates and community members gathered in the East Bay to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), calling for its abolishment and changes to federal immigration enforcement. The rally was prompted by recent fatal shootings involving ICE officers in Houston and Maine.
- Temescal’s Ace Seafood quietly goes dark, plus more East Bay restaurant closures
Ace Seafood in Temescal has closed, joining a list of recent restaurant closures in the East Bay, including locations in Berkeley, Oakland, and Richmond.
- Raising Cane’s in Walnut Creek to replace longtime drive-thru
Raising Cane’s, a popular fried chicken chain, is opening its first location in Walnut Creek, a ritzy East Bay suburb. This follows the recent controversial opening of a Chick-fil-A in the area, which residents opposed due to traffic concerns. The new restaurant is expected to contribute to increased traffic in the already busy area.
- 2 Oakland burger spots close in June
Two Oakland burger spots closed in June. Additionally, Milyar, Kuboba Spot, 84 Viet, and Koja Kitchen were among the recent East Bay restaurant closures.
- Seismic retrofit on Lafayette Reservoir tower gets underway
Crews have begun shortening the Lafayette Reservoir tower by 40 feet as part of a seismic retrofit project to enhance its earthquake resilience. The work is underway in Lafayette, Calif., and aims to strengthen the structure.
- Is Laser Eye Surgery Worth It? What East Bay Residents Need to Know
The article, contributed by Illuminate Inc., discusses the benefits of laser eye surgery for East Bay residents, highlighting the potential for improved vision without glasses or contacts. It poses the question of whether the procedure is worth considering for those seeking permanent vision correction.
- East Bay shop known for viral Dubai chocolate closing: 'Heartbroken'
Hanna's Chocolates, an East Bay shop known for selling Dubai chocolate, is closing permanently on July 11. The business announced the decision on social media, citing challenges faced by small businesses.
- Sandwich surge: New bahn mi, sub, burger and tea room options hit the East Bay
New bahn mi, sub, burger, and tea room restaurants have recently opened in the East Bay, including locations in Berkeley, Oakland, and Richmond. The article highlights a surge in sandwich-focused eateries and related food options in the region.
- Gwyneth Paltrow’s goop kitchen has landed in the East Bay. We tried it
Gwyneth Paltrow's goop kitchen has opened in the East Bay, and takeout dishes including gluten-free pizza and grain-free wontons were sampled.
- T&T Supermarket opening in dying East Bay mall
T&T Supermarket is opening in the declining NewPark Mall in Newark, which has lost most of its tenants and now has only 32 establishments. The mall, once home to 140 tenants across 700,000 square feet, reflects the broader struggles of shopping centers nationwide.
- ‘The Doodler,’ who killed SF gay men in the ’70s, may be living in the East Bay
A cold case inspector believes the killer who stabbed gay men near Ocean Beach in the 1970s may still be alive. A $250,000 reward is being offered for tips leading to the identification of the suspect, referred to as 'The Doodler.'
- Special election for former US Rep. Eric Swalwell's seat draws crowded field in East Bay
A special election is being held to determine who will serve the remainder of Eric Swalwell's term in Congressional District 14 after he resigned due to sexual assault allegations. The election is taking place in the East Bay area.
- Oakland May closures include Clove & Hoof, Oken and Gold Palm
Oakland closures in May include Clove & Hoof, Oken, and Gold Palm. Several prominent restaurants and a plant-based meal service in the East Bay have recently shut down.
- Temperatures soar Thursday in Bay Area
Thursday is the Bay Area's hottest day of the year so far, with inland temperatures reaching triple digits, bayshore areas in the 80s to 90s, and coastal spots in the 70s. A heat advisory is in effect for the East Bay, South Bay, North Bay, and other regions.
- Red Flag Warning in East Bay has Oakland Hills residents preparing for fire danger weather
A Red Flag Warning in the East Bay hills is increasing wildfire danger concerns in the Oakland Hills. Residents are preparing for potentially hazardous fire weather conditions.
- Heat begins to surge in Bay Area Wednesday
The Bay Area is experiencing a heat surge with temperatures in the 80s and 90s inland, leading to increased fire risk due to dry humidity and strong offshore winds, particularly in the upper elevations of the North Bay and East Bay. Thursday is expected to be even more severe.
- FBI raids 3 locations in East Bay as part of ongoing investigation
The FBI raided three locations in the East Bay, including the Contra Costa County Assessor's office in Martinez, as part of an ongoing investigation. Federal search warrants were served at these sites, according to an FBI spokesperson.
- Preliminary magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes near Alamo, USGS says
A preliminary magnitude 3.6 earthquake occurred near Alamo in the East Bay on Sunday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The event was reported as a minor seismic activity without further details on impacts.
- Earthquakes shake East Bay Sunday morning
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake occurred southwest of Alamo in the East Bay just before 8:40 a.m. on Sunday, with shaking felt in Oakland and Martinez. A Walnut Creek resident reported hearing a loud pop followed by violent house shaking.
- EXCLUSIVE: TikTok rental listings scam exposed by East Bay neighbors, may be operated 'outside US'
East Bay residents discovered their properties were falsely listed for rent on TikTok by fraudsters. Authorities are investigating the scam, which may be operated outside the US.
- Ebony Alert activated for missing teen last seen in East Bay
The California Highway Patrol activated an Ebony Alert for missing 15-year-old Semajanea Castle, last seen in the East Bay on May 31. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, 130 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
- Man shot in road rage incident on I-80 in East Bay
A man was shot during a road rage incident on eastbound Interstate 80 in Richmond, East Bay, on Monday at 7:33 p.m. He is currently recovering, according to the California Highway Patrol.
- Former East Bay Financial Advisor Pleads Guilty To Operating A Long-Running $9.5 Million Ponzi Scheme
Edwin Emmett Lickiss, Jr., a former East Bay financial advisor, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering charges related to operating a $9.5 million Ponzi scheme that spanned decades. The guilty plea marks the conclusion of a major financial fraud case prosecuted in federal court in Oakland.