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New Santa Rosa Store Aims To Beat Back Inflation With Ever-Dropping PricesIt seems like things are quickly becoming more and more expensive. But a new store in Santa Rosa is offering an unusual business model where items get cheaper each day, turning inflation upside down.
Quentions Linger Over Future of San Francisco Neighborhood 'Slow Streets'Over the course of the pandemic, so-called “slow streets” popped up in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco. They’re designed to limit through traffic on some residential streets to create a common, shared space for those also traveling on foot and by bicycle.
UPDATE: Kidnapped San Jose Infant Brandon Alexis Cuellar Found; 3 Suspects In CustodyKidnapped three-month-old Brandon Alexis Cuellar was located by San Jose police early Tuesday and three suspects were in custody who police said were somehow connected to the child's family.
San Francisco-Based Visa's 2nd Quarter Profits Jump 21% As Pandemic EasesPayment processing giant Visa's profits rose 21% in the first three months of the year fueled by a large jump in spending on the company's namesake credit and debit card network.
University Of California Waiving Tuition For Native American StudentsCalifornia residents who are members of federally recognized Native tribes will have their tuition and fees at University of California schools waived, according to a letter sent Friday.
Armed Suspect Surrenders Following Hostage Standoff in SacramentoAn armed suspect who held someone hostage in a Sacramento home surrendered early Tuesday after a long standoff with police and the victim was safe, authorities said.
CoCo Supes Deny Challenge To Residential Development Just East Of MartinezThe Contra Costa Board of Supervisors Tuesday unanimously denied an appeal from a group of residents trying to stop a 144-unit residential subdivision project, on 78.2 acres just outside Martinez, east of Interstate Highway 680 in the Vine Hill area.
Google Parent Alphabet Suffers 1Q Growth Slowdown, Profit DeclineGoogle’s corporate parent on Tuesday posted its slowest quarterly revenue growth since 2020, the latest sign that the huge gains enjoyed by technology companies during the pandemic are fading into the rear-view mirror.
TOP VIDEOS
Increase in Heart Attacks Following 2020 Presidential ElectionA Kaiser Permanente study out in JAMA Network Open reports a rise in heart attacks and other cardiovascular issues in the 5 days after the 2020 election. CBS News Bay Area anchor Amanda Starrantino asks co-first author Dr. Jamal Rana, an adjunct investigator with the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research and a chief of cardiology with The Permanente Medical Group in Oakland about the findings
Quentions linger over future of San Francisco neighborhood 'Slow Streets'Over the course of the pandemic, so-called “slow streets” popped up in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco. They were initially rolled out as an emergency program that wasn’t expected to last for more than a few weeks. However, much like restaurant parklets, that didn’t end up being the case as they’re still in place in many locations across the city. Max Darrow reports.
Vice President Kamala Harris tests positive for COVID-19Following a recent trip to California and the Bay Area, Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. (4/26/22)
Bay Area Neighborhoods
Watsonville Sisters Launch Scholarship Fund To Help Immigrant StudentsPaying for college is a hurdle many families face, but a group of sisters inspired by their own experience as daughters of immigrant parents are helping students achieve that dream.
Vallejo Residents Lament Loss of Access to Mare IslandThere are big plans for redeveloping the old Navy property on Mare Island but residents complain the public is being overlooked and perhaps shut out from any recreational activities on the island.
Pro-Planet Partisans Bond at Bay Area Earth Day Weekend EventsThis weekend, all around the world, people were commemorating Earth Day and here in the Bay Area that meant service projects as well as celebrations.
CBS News Bay Area Interviews
Increase in Heart Attacks Following 2020 Presidential ElectionA Kaiser Permanente study out in JAMA Network Open reports a rise in heart attacks and other cardiovascular issues in the 5 days after the 2020 election. CBS News Bay Area anchor Amanda Starrantino asks co-first author Dr. Jamal Rana, an adjunct investigator with the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research and a chief of cardiology with The Permanente Medical Group in Oakland about the findings
Push to End Toxicity Tests on PetsCBS News Bay Area's Anne Makovec asks Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) about his legislation to end toxicity tests on dogs and cats
Elon Musk Reaches Deal to Buy TwitterCBS News Bay Area anchor Amanda Starrantino asks San Jose State Assistant Professor Matthew Faulkner, PHD, CFA, about the Tesla CEO's $44 billion agreement to purchase the San Francisco-based social media company
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Quentions Linger Over Future of San Francisco Neighborhood 'Slow Streets'Over the course of the pandemic, so-called “slow streets” popped up in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco. They’re designed to limit through traffic on some residential streets to create a common, shared space for those also traveling on foot and by bicycle.
Man In Green Mask Suspected In San Francisco StabbingPolice in San Francisco said a man in a green mask was suspected in a stabbing late Monday night.
Overdoses Among State Prison Inmates Plummet Under New ProgramThe first two years of using prescribed drugs to treat drug addicts in California prisons dramatically decreased the number of overdose deaths and hospitalizations among inmates these past two years, officials said Tuesday.
East Bay News
University Of California Waiving Tuition For Native American StudentsCalifornia residents who are members of federally recognized Native tribes will have their tuition and fees at University of California schools waived, according to a letter sent Friday.
CoCo Supes Deny Challenge To Residential Development Just East Of MartinezThe Contra Costa Board of Supervisors Tuesday unanimously denied an appeal from a group of residents trying to stop a 144-unit residential subdivision project, on 78.2 acres just outside Martinez, east of Interstate Highway 680 in the Vine Hill area.
Authorities: 92 Pounds Of Fentanyl Seized In East Bay Bust Was Likely Headed To SF TenderloinOver the weekend the Alameda County Sheriff's Department announced the seizure of 92 pounds of fentanyl during raids in Oakland and Hayward, and investigators believe those drugs were bound for San Francisco.
South Bay News
SUV Plows Through San Jose Home's Fence, Pins Resident Against BuildingA man was hospitalized in San Jose after a vehicle plowed through his home's fence and pinned him against the home.
UPDATE: Kidnapped San Jose Infant Brandon Alexis Cuellar Found; 3 Suspects In CustodyKidnapped three-month-old Brandon Alexis Cuellar was located by San Jose police early Tuesday and three suspects were in custody who police said were somehow connected to the child's family.
Former eBay Exec James Baugh Pleads Guilty To Role In Cyberstalking CampaignA former top security executive at eBay Inc. has pleaded guilty to his role in a campaign to harass and intimidate a Massachusetts couple who published an online newsletter he perceived as critical of the company.
North Bay News
New Santa Rosa Store Aims To Beat Back Inflation With Ever-Dropping PricesIt seems like things are quickly becoming more and more expensive. But a new store in Santa Rosa is offering an unusual business model where items get cheaper each day, turning inflation upside down.
Woman Fatally Stabbed In Santa Rosa; Suspect Arrested Minutes LaterPolice arrested a man less than an hour after a woman was found stabbed to death Monday afternoon in Santa Rosa.
3 Santa Rosa Catalytic Converter Theft Suspects Arrested Following Overnight High-Speed PursuitThree people suspected of catalytic converter thefts were arrested following a high-speed pursuit through the streets of Santa Rosa early Tuesday.
Bay Area Sports
González Hits 1st MLB HR, Giants Beat Brews To Wrap Up Trip, 4-2Luis González hit his first major league homer, a two-run drive with two outs in the ninth inning that sent the San Francisco Giants over the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 on Monday night.
Deebo Samuel Might Want Out Of 49ers, But Lynch Says He 'Can't Ever Imagine' Trading HimAt a press conference Monday, San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch says he "can't ever imagine" trading All-Pro receiver Deebo Samuel and insisted the two sides can still work out a long-term contract.
Sharks Snap 11-Game Skid vs Vegas With 5-4 Shootout WinThomas Bordeleau scored the only goal in a shootout to lift the San Jose Sharks to a 5-4 win over the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday night.