Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

The newly public property, purchased in a complicated $42.1 million deal, offers dozens of acres with hiking trails.

Cabbies and ride-app contractors worry that autonomous vehicles could further shrink their earnings. 

Dozens of people are living on a 0.9-square-mile island in the middle of the San Francisco Bay with no businesses or even a bus stop. Here’s why.

The agencies will have to do more to fight fare evasion and boost public safety. 


The bills included a cut in affordable housing quotas and impact fees, and a plan to ease additional units on single-family home lots.
