The treasures of the legendary San Jose galleon shipwreck have been revealed in a series of ‘unprecedented’ underwater images. Cannons, porcelain crockery, and gold pieces have been preserved deep in the Caribbean Sea for 300 years. The San Jose galleon, thought
An ailing San Francisco start-up has fired 250 of its 900 staff just five months after it was hailed for moving to a permanent four day working week. Bolt, which manufactures payment software, announced the layoffs in an email sent
Three shoplifters were seen grabbing as much as they could carry as they stole items off the shelves, including from behind the counter, at a San Francisco Walgreens Pharmacy. The brazen act was all caught on camera as the clerk
A star college running back-turned-California cop died of a fentanyl overdose last month, the local coroner has revealed. De’Jon Packer, a 24-year-old rookie with the San Jose Police Department and former college football star, was found unresponsive during a welfare
A brazen thief could be seen walking down the aisles of CVS in San Francisco filling his pockets and a rollaway suitcase, making off with whatever he wanted before walking out of the store unopposed. The sickening footage was caught
Jacqui Berlinn and Gina McDonald are co-founders of Mothers Against Drug Deaths Business is booming in San Francisco, except it’s not anything that anyone should be proud of. We call this multi-million dollar industry the homeless industrial complex – and
Parents in Texas have told of their anger after their fifth grade daughter was left in tears after an immersive introduction to segregation before being shown autopsy photos of four black children murdered by the Ku Klux Klan. Students at
A white teacher at a multi-racial San Diego elementary school has been suspended for using the N-word while reciting an iconic Harlem Renaissance poem about black author Countee Cullen’s experience with racism as a child. Amy Glancy, a fourth-grade teacher
A self-proclaimed’ old-school junkie’ who moved from Texas to San Francisco because ‘it’s f*****g easy’ to be homeless there claims he’s being paid by the city government to be homeless on the streets, getting $620 in cash per month and hundreds
Homelessness in the Bay Area has become such a problem people are being urged to give their spare rooms over to the homeless. Some charities have urged local families – who are sick of seeing the homeless crisis on their doorsteps
