On November twelfth, Walnut Creek businesses suffered a series of coordinated smash-and-grab burglaries, with at least five establishments targeted. Despite minimal theft, significant property damage and a lingering sense of unease persist. Surveillance footage reveals a group of suspects breaking into stores like Athletic Outpost and Flamingo Hair and Nail Salon. Business owners express concern, with some reporting disproportionate repair costs. Walnut Creek police have yet to comment, leaving the community on edge.

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Livermore Police Arrest Man on Drug and Stolen Property Charges Following Traffic StopOn November 8th, Livermore police pulled over a vehicle for expired registration, leading to the arrest of 36-year-old Samuel Rose from San Jose. The driver admitted to having methamphetamine and fentanyl, along with stolen identification cards, debit cards, and membership cards. Rose now faces multiple charges, including possession of controlled substances with prior convictions.

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On November twelfth, the Justice Department launched an investigation into protests at a Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley, following reports of violence and smoke bombs. The event, a final stop on a national college tour, was disrupted by scuffles between police and protestors, resulting in arrests and injuries. UC Berkeley is conducting a full investigation and will cooperate with federal authorities. This incident echoes past protests at the university, including the cancellation of a Milo Yiannopoulos speech in 2017. Meanwhile, President Trumps executive order labeling antifa a domestic terrorist organization has been met with skepticism, as domestic terrorism is not a chargeable offense under federal law.

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San Jose Police Seek Publics Help in Identifying Suspect Linked to Over 100 Vehicle Burglaries

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Red Bay Coffees Fruitvale District cafe closes after five years, marking a significant change for the neighborhood. The popular Bay Area roaster, known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious coffee, expresses gratitude to the community for their support. Despite the closure, Red Bay Coffee remains committed to its roastery and other successful locations across the East Bay.

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BART Announces Parking Fee Increases: Daily Rates Rise by 40 Cents, High-Demand Stations See 30% Jump

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Tension escalates in Redwood City as a police shooting leaves one injured near Woodside Road and El Camino Real. Authorities investigate the cause of the standoff and the use of force, while the community awaits updates.

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San Mateo Countys new sheriff appointment sparks public discussion; three finalists - Kenneth Binder, Brian Wynn Huynh Travis, and David Lazar - share their priorities and plans during a public forum, with residents expressing mixed feelings about the appointment process. The Board of Supervisors will make their final decision this Wednesday.

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ByHeart Recall: FDA Steps Up Formula Testing After Infant Botulism OutbreakThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced increased testing on baby formulas for contaminants, including heavy metals, following a recall of ByHearts organic infant formula due to an outbreak of infant botulism. At least fifteen infants across twelve states have fallen ill, with symptoms appearing between August and November. Infant botulism is a serious disease that can cause paralysis and death, as the bacteria produce a toxin in the large intestine, and infants underdeveloped gut microbiomes make them vulnerable. The outbreak has affected babies aged two weeks to five months, with California health officials confirming the specific bacteria linked to the outbreak in an open can of ByHeart formula. ByHeart has recalled the affected batches and offered to replace them at no cost. While this recall is concerning, it is unlikely to cause a widespread formula shortage, unlike the crisis in 2021 and 2022.

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Jimmy Kimmel mourns the loss of his long-time friend and bandleader, Cleto Escobedo the Third, who passed away at 59. Known for his saxophone skills, Escobedo toured with artists like Phillip Bailey and Paula Abdul. Kimmel, who met Escobedo as a child, hired him as the lead musician for his late-night show, valuing their shared sense of humor and chemistry. Escobedo is survived by his wife and two children, with his father also performing in the shows band. The cause of death remains undisclosed.

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