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Quirky retro bar The Middle 8 to close in Pleasanton
The Middle 8, a retro bar for live music and good times, is closing in Pleasanton. Related Articles Walnut Creek gets a new Detroit pizza joint with Square Pie Guys For Gen Z, Dry January has become something much bigger What’s the deal with … banana water? New East Bay restaurant will be serving fancy cocktails and bougie snacks for adults and kids alike Old Rasputin chocolate cake from North Coast Brewing Co. The…
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All-Bay Area News Group high school football: Kickers/punters
ALL-BAY AREA NEWS GROUP KICKERS/PUNTERS First team Zach Brien, Bishop O’Dowd, 6-2, 170, junior Five-star kicker and top kicker in the nation by Chris Sailer Kicking made 3 of 5 field goals and 46 of 48 PATs. Had 55 touchbacks on 62 kickoffs, which tied for the best mark in California. Averaged 40.6 yards per punt with 3.9 seconds of hang time. Saul Marks, Serra, 6-0, 160, senior Senior used strong right foot to…
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Daily Bean: Bruins Lose, Jeannot and Jokiharju Back; Marchand Antics Again
The Bruins (22-19-2) dropped the final game of their five-game road trip in Seattle last night, falling to the Kraken (20-14-7), 7-4. The Bruins ran into some of the same problems on Tuesday night, the same ones that have caused losses recently. Penalty trouble, a second period breakdown, and seven Kraken goals were too much […] The post Daily Bean: Bruins Lose, Jeannot and Jokiharju Back; Marchand Antics…
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South Bay apartment complex is bought in sign of local market strength
MOUNTAIN VIEW — An apartment complex in Mountain View has been bought by a coast-to-coast real estate alliance in a deal that offers fresh signs of strength for the South Bay residential market. The multifamily residential hub at 881 East El Camino Real in Mountain View was bought for $87 million, according to documents filed on Jan. 6 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office. An apartment complex at 881 El…
Pedestrian struck by Red Line train at Berwyn station
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Pedestrian struck by Red Line train at Berwyn station
Red Line and Purple Line trains are on the move again but bypassing the Berwyn station after a person was struck by a train there on Wednesday morning in Edgewater.Circumstances around the incident weren’t immediately known — including the condition of the person struck — but a bus shuttle was operating between the Howard and Belmont stations, CTA said. Chicago police responded to a call of service at the Berwyn station, 1119 W. Berwyn St., but didn’t release further details. Trains were on the move as of 8:40 a.m. but were bypassing the Berwyn station. Earlier, service was been suspended on the Red and Purple Lines between the Belmont and Berwyn stations, a CTA alert said.CTA said crews were "working to restore normal operations as quickly as possible."
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Venezuelans stuck between here and home
Good morning, Chicago. ✶🔎 Below: Fearing Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro's ouster has further destabilized their homeland, Venezuelans here are calling for the U.S. to reinstate "Temporary Protected Status" to shield them from deportation.🗞️ Plus: The Trump administration freezes $1 billion in social service funding for Illinois, Chicago Public Schools' watchdog finds fraud and more news you need to know📧…
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Home Companion: Comprehension of Samsung Bespoke AI 2026
Samsung Electronics today outlined its vision for Digital Appliances (DA) Business to enable better living — as well as the key strategies driving this
Breaking Apart the Bruins’ Loss to the Kraken
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Breaking Apart the Bruins’ Loss to the Kraken
The Boston Bruins (22-19-2) completed a five-game road trip on Tuesday night, but fell to the red-hot Seattle Kraken (20-14-7); it was Seattle’s eighth win in nine games. Boston conceded three power play goals and two goals in a 97-second span that sank the Bruins at the Climate Pledge Arena. The Bruins were the well-rested […] The post Breaking Apart the Bruins’ Loss to the Kraken appeared first on Boston Hockey Now.
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Penalties, Late Second Period Collapse Cost Bruins in Seattle
Penalty trouble and a late second period collapse cost the Boston Bruins (22-19-2) on Tuesday night, as the Seattle Kraken (20-14-7) capitalized on three power plays in a 7-4 win at the Climate Pledge Arena. Undisciplined play haunted Boston yet again. The Bruins, the NHL’s most penalized team (220 penalties taken), handed Seattle four power […] The post Penalties, Late Second Period Collapse Cost Bruins in…
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xAI : un tour de table de 20 milliards de dollars qui éclaire sur l’évolution du financement de l’IA
Si le financement de 20 milliards de dollars annoncé par xAI retient dans un premier temps l’attention par son ampleur, l’opération illustre surtout une évolution plus large dans la manière de financer l’intelligence artificielle. Cette nouvelle structuration financière fait écho à la lecture proposée récemment par Jensen Huang lors du CES 2026. Selon le dirigeant … L’article xAI : un tour de table de 20 milliards…
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Santa Clara at Gonzaga Open Thread
Thursday, Jan. 8, at 8:30 p.m. PT on ESPN2 Arden Cravalho is a Gonzaga University graduate from the Bay Area… Follow him on X @a_cravalho
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Gonzaga’s Bench Pushes Team to Fourth Win in Seven Day-Span
Coach Mark Few was not happy with the effort from his No. 7 Gonzaga Bulldogs (16-1, 4-0 WCC) in the last two meetings and sent a message. He went with his eighth different starting lineup of the 2025-26 season and gave freshman wing Davis Fogle (two points on 1-for-3 shooting in ten minutes) his first career start against the Loyola Marymount Lions (10-7, 1-3 WCC). Junior wing Emmanuel Innocenti, who was under the…