Emeryville has a new source of local news with the launch of Emeryville Today, a UC Berkeley Journalism project featuring reporting by graduate students. The publication launched Monday, with student reporters covering Emeryville meetings and events, capturing photographs and videos, and speaking with residents about issues affecting the community. “Today we launch Emeryville Today, a local news publication by graduate students at UC Berkeley Journalism School,” the publication said in announcin [more]

Sheng Thao’s trial is next week. Here’s your cheat sheet FBI raids and bribery allegations have sent political shockwaves through Oakland for more than two years. Now, a jury will decide the fates of Thao, Andre Jones, and the Duongs.

The Northwest Berkeley district is where many of the city’s most contentious debates play out on the ground. There’s a crowded field of five vying to represent it.

Dept. of Elections is aware of reports of torn ballot envelopes, with the alleged culprit being Post Office machinery Why is your San Francisco ballot arriving in a ripped envelope?

For its first location outside SF, this prized pupusa spot chose Richmond Balompie has brought its popular Salvadoran cuisine, including handmade pupusas, to Hilltop.

For its first location outside San Francisco, the popular restaurant chose Richmond, where the Salvadoran population is growing fast.

Just in time for the sun, October in Bayview will have free neighborhood events, live music, and blooming flowers Bayview Buzz: Green space coming to the former KFC/Taco Bell lot on 3rd St.

3 things to know: Interim city manager arrives; sea level rise meeting; $1M buys new fire engine Shasa Curl, in a parting statement, celebrated her achievements and said she carries "tremendous gratitude."

Balompie, prized SF pupusa spot, expands into the East Bay For its first location outside San Francisco, the popular restaurant chose Richmond, where the Salvadoran population is growing fast.

The steep street north of campus boast numerous Maybeck homes, and other notable homes, including the Daniel Solomom-designed house at 2877 Buena Vista.

With recent changes to how the U.S. Postal Service operates and President Trump’s attacks on mail voting, here’s what to know.

With federal oversight ending, can OPD police itself? Oakland’s civilian police watchdogs face new pressures and longstanding resource constraints.

Will it hurt us, help us, gobble us up? What do you think of artificial intelligence?

The arrest follows the rescue of Baby Angelita's teen mother in Mexico.

陳詩敏與威善高在周四晚的辯論中，就人工智能監管爭辯，並釐清各自對以色列的立場。 人工智能成為三藩市首場國會選舉辯論的新焦點

Data center moratorium approved by Oakland amid AI backlash Some residents railed against the artificial intelligence industry at Tuesday’s City Council meeting, where the 45-day pause was unanimously approved.

Berkeley Mayor Adena Ishii and councilmembers Brent Blackaby, Mark Humbert and Cecilia Lunaparra are among the officials calling for Young to be stripped of his committee assignments after a finding of gender-based harassment.

"Somebody in that Delta cockpit lost spatial awareness..."

She is being held at $150,000 bail, per the Monterey County sheriff's office.

At Vicente Street and West Portal Avenue. Photo by Mike Santiago. Art by Chris Granillo Art. Coyote

The moratorium calls for a halt to the approval of permit applications.

Immigrants detained at SFO are held for days with no contact with their attorneys, leaving them unable to file for release. Held for days at SFO, detained immigrants are cut off from their lawyers

Supervisors passed a law aimed at cutting some of the red tape in the city's "notorious" housing process. Out of the shadows: S.F. limits when shade can be used to block new housing

Rep. Nancy Pelosi joined Gary McCoy, candidate for District 8 supervisor, to canvass homes in Dolores Heights. Gary McCoy, triumphant, hits campaign trail with Nancy Pelosi

DA Brooke Jenkins’ prosecutors prevailed on request to move criminal cases from public-defender turned elected judge S.F. prosecutors again boycott judge over alleged anti-police, anti-DA bias

SoMa businesses are struggling. The District 6 candidates weigh in on how the city should help them recover. Meet the District 6 candidates: How should S.F. support SoMa businesses?

This week in Oakland: the last Roots game at the Coliseum, and the ‘Indigenous Voices’ exhibit at Peralta Hacienda Historical Park Other events include a Hieroglyphics listening party, short docs at Grand Lake Theater, and the “Art of Sneakers” showcase.

33 East Bay officials call to censure AC Transit director Joel Young Oakland councilmembers Unger, Ramachandran and Wang are among the current and former elected officials calling for Young to be stripped of his committee assignments after a finding of gender-based harassment.

Officers are still determining how many animals were illegally poached.

A temporary data center freeze could be expanded — or made permanent. It will pause the expansion of several centers in S.F. San Francisco supervisors pass 45-day data-center moratorium

A running list of town halls and debates to learn about who’s running for Berkeley City Council, school board, rent board and more.

It won’t be as simple as voting ‘Yes’ on Prop. 40, proponents fret. Ballots are now being mailed out. ‘We need a jingle’: Will voters know the ‘Yes-No-No’ ballot sequence to pass California’s wealth tax?

The shooting happened approximately an hour after the event was scheduled to end.

"We don't have a lot to go off of," Sgt. Jesse Dacanay told SFGATE.

Hydration Room on Fourth Street sells a range of controversial wellness treatments.

New breakfast spot on North Shattuck, an Ethiopian cafe comes to Albany, and the East Bay gets another Grocery Outlet A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.

A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.

Grocery Outlet sets Lake Merritt opening date, plus a new lunch window in Uptown and more openings A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.

Syrak Micael, a DSA member and community liaison for the Oakland Roots with a lead in endorsements and money, is running against Aidan Hill, an activist and medical case manager.

A member of the Women's Caucus for the Arts and the Magpies, she worked as a bookkeeper to support her art.

The woman who’s transformed how Oakland fights crime During her 14-year career as a police officer, Holly Joshi saw how violence was rooted in trauma. Now, she’s helping build an innovative public safety system that focuses on prevention.

Candice Jang's 77-year-old parents face murder charges in her husband's killing.

A black bear was spotted on the Highway 97 crossing ahead of hibernation season.

Richmond education equity advocate is running against Pinole council member in Contra Costa College board race The two candidates discuss their approaches to a race focused on student support, workforce pathways and the district’s financial challenges.

At Golden Gate Park. Photo by Karen Rhodes. Tunnel

The Inner Sunset has been thriving thanks to restaurant openings and proximity to the park, according to merchants and sales tax data. Tale of two Sunsets: Irving Street booms while Taraval, Noriega tread water

Rosa Medrano is among the legions of San Francisco babysitters caring for the city's kids. For today’s Mary Poppins, it’s un poco de azucar

Supervisor Melgar wants to pass legislation that spells out what nuisance is in evictions, which at the moment, she said, landlords can abuse. S.F. supervisor looks to restrict when landlords can evict ‘nuisance’ tenants

Michelle Min and Bryan Walker’s Berkeley-born fashion company grew into a national brand. Walker was in a mental health crisis, and the incident may be a murder-suicide.

The kayaker was fishing off Paradise Cove when he hooked the shark, officials said.

Pedestrian is killed in hit-and-run by Lake Merritt after postponed road improvements The corner of 17th Street and Lakeside Drive, where the fatality took place, had been redesigned with pedestrian and cyclist protections. But construction was postponed.

The witness praised the police response but questioned the lack of BART staff and security on site on a busy Saturday night.

Who are the Oakland candidates challenging Mayor Barbara Lee?  A victim’s rights advocate, a former banker and an “America first” activist share their visions for the city.

Warfield employees described chaos and fear before security guard Ulysses Tykee Davis was fatally shot in downtown San Francisco. Warfield staff describe fear, chaos before fatal shooting of security guard

KoBold Metals, headquartered above a downtown tattoo shop, is boosted by Trump’s admin as it prowls the world for critical minerals, and is funded by a who’s who of tech titans.

The 37-year-old man was detained at the scene.

Update: The individual was secure as of about 2:45 p.m. The incident disrupted traffic on I-80.

Where do Oakland mayor and City Council candidates stand on Flock, AI, and homelessness? We sent candidates a list of questions on Oakland's most urgent topics. Read their answers, unedited in their own words.

A man was shot and killed in Bayview-Hunters Point on Sunday afternoon — the second fatal shooting in the neighborhood in one week. Man shot and killed Sunday, 2nd fatal shooting in Bayview in a week

Enterovirus D68 is circulating in the Bay Area yet again.

What East Bay restaurants have learned from swapping gas for electric Electric kitchen conversions are expensive, but as California weans itself off fossil fuels, these chefs say it’s good for food quality, climate and health.

New endorsers of District 8 supervisor candidate Gary McCoy include State Sen. Scott Wiener and several Board of Supervisors members. Endorsers flock to Gary McCoy after Manny Yekutiel’s exit from S.F. supervisor race

Resulta profundamente lamentable que el alcalde de San Francisco le esté diciendo al electorado, de manera creíble, que desde su oficina se administra un fondo opaco El alcalde Lurie tacha la Propuesta I de ‘fondo turbio’. Su oficina controlaría el dinero.

Dread Scott’s approach in "Defending the Flag" is simple, but the reactions they provoke remain palpable. Review: At YBCA, Dread Scott asks who the flag protects

Hasta quienes hacen campaña puerta a puerta están aprendiendo un nuevo lenguaje para responder a las preguntas del electorado sobre la IA Tanto Scott Wiener como Connie Chan quieren poner límites a la IA. No están de acuerdo en cómo hacerlo.

為了回答選民對 AI 的疑問，連上門拉票的人員也在學習 AI 術語。 威善高與陳詩敏都想約束 AI，但對具體做法意見不一

Aunque la postura de Chan se considera ganadora en la zona oeste, Wiener apuesta a que la suya le dará la victoria en toda San Francisco. Sunset Dunes se convierte en campo de batalla en la contienda por el Congreso de San Francisco

陳詩敏的立場被視為能在西區帶來優勢，而威善高則押注自己的立場能在三藩市全市為他帶來優勢。 Sunset Dunes 成為三藩市國會選戰的代理戰場

Según un informe de la Contraloría, aprobar el impuesto por parcela aumentaría el PIB de San Francisco entre $310 y $400 millones en 15 años. La economía de San Francisco empeoraría si fracasa la propuesta para Muni, advierte la Contraloría

市府審計長辦公室一份報告指出，通過地塊稅提案將令三藩市本地生產總值在15年間增加3.1億至4億美元。 審計長警告：Muni 提案若不獲通過，三藩市經濟將受打擊

En total, se han recaudado al menos $18 millones para las contiendas de noviembre, y el grupo de 16 donantes con los mayores aportes ha contribuido con unos $13 millones hasta ahora ¿Quién financia la próxima elección de San Francisco? Este grupo de 16 donantes.

11月選舉合共已籌得至少1,800萬美元，捐款額最高的16名捐款者至今已捐出約1,300萬美元 誰為三藩市即將舉行的選舉出資？看看這16名捐款者

El mejor camino de Connie Chan al Congreso de Estados Unidos podría pasar por una isla a casi 7,000 millas de San Francisco. La candidatura de Connie Chan al Congreso por San Francisco deja al descubierto un atolladero geopolítico: China-Taiwan

陳詩敏通往美國國會的最佳路徑，可能要經過一座距離三藩市7,000英里的島嶼。 陳詩敏競逐三藩市國會議席，揭示地緣政治泥沼：中台關係

A guide to Oakland voter guides for the 2026 election The Oaklandside doesn't make endorsements. But lots of local political and advocacy groups do, and their informed opinions can help you fill in your ballot.

If transit tax fails, local riders say BART and bus service cuts will hurt If Prop. RTM fails and BART closes the red line at 9 p.m., west Contra Costa commuters fear they’ll be stuck shelling out money for on-demand rides. AC Transit and others are also planning reductions.

"She deserved so much better than what happened to her."

The wealthy couple were experiencing financial troubles and mental illness, family said.

Researchers also saw an uptick in the severity of those injuries.

Neighbors heard two gunshots. A woman at the scene told KTVU her brother-in-law had been having mental health problems.

Update: The driver who died has been identified as Bradley Marshall, 39, of Danville, the coroner's office said.

Richmond mayoral debate: Candidates clash over public safety Anderson advocates for hiring more police officers while Jimenez doubled down on the city's alternative policing programs.

Election 2026: OUSD’s District 6 incumbent faces a charter school teacher and a ‘Mama Bear’ Parent LeAna Powell and teacher Alexandra Williams are both challenging school board vice-president Valarie Bachelor, who is seeking a second term.

Prepared for an emergency? Oakland wants residents to sign up for AC Alert Decades after the Loma Prieta earthquake and Oakland Hills firestorm, AC Alert offers a tool to help residents prepare.

Your help makes it possible to cover breaking news, such as today's fatal shooting.

Coal company’s $1 billion lawsuit against Oakland dismissed A federal judge rejected a coal company's argument that it is owed hundreds of millions of dollars because of the city's opposition to the planned West Oakland coal terminal.

Scott’s, Oakland’s unofficial boardroom, is turning 50. Meet the chefs who have made a million cioppinos Three longstanding chefs have called Scott's Seafood home for half their lives. With nearly 40 years together, they say it's like going to work with family.

Alborz shutters Berkeley location, Admiral Maltings announces final days, and an Emeryville food truck goes dark A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.

Scroll down for ongoing updates and photos from the scene.

6 things to know — Former Motel 6 reopens as affordable housing Also: Richmond wins a statewide award for community programs; a forum tackles refinery flaring at Chevron; Contra Costa launches a transit program for older adults.

Oakland sports in October: Last Roots match at Coliseum, Valkyries playoffs, a new hockey team Plus icons of Mexican fútbol come to East Oakland.

New art show immerses viewers in Dorothea Lange photos of 1940s Japanese internment Thousands Japanese Americans were forcibly removed from East Bay cities to camps in 1942. In a new exhibit, artist Masaki Fujihata explores iconic images of those events through augmented reality.

Emeryville and neighboring residents shouldn’t have to travel too far to find entertainment as the city kicks off Arts & Culture Month. This year’s lineup adds Restaurant Week to a busy calendar of art exhibits, walking tours, the popular Harvest Festival and more. Now in its second year, Emeryville Arts & Culture Month runs Oct. 2–30, packing four weeks with exhibitions, public art unveilings, guided tours, film, poetry and community gatherings. The program is produced by ABG Art Group in partn [more]

Why are so few people running for office in Oakland this year? Oakland elections are normally a mass melee. This year, few candidates showed up to the fight.

Admiral Maltings announces final days, an Emeryville food truck shutters, and Alborz closes Berkeley location A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.

Watch a recording of Richmond mayoral candidate forum Get prepared for Richmond's Nov. 3 election by watching Richmondside's moderated mayoral candidate forum.

5 things to do in Richmond this week Highlights include: A harvest festival celebrates APEN's new community garden, Richmond author David Helvarg dives into the ocean's vanishing kelp forests, and 'Border Visions' spotlights five female artists.

"Now is not the time," said Mayor Adena Ishii. "I think it's really important to take a look at where we are in our history."

Police closed West Frontage Road between Gilman Street and University Avenue during the fire response. Scroll down for updates.

Remembering Richmond’s Mike Kinney: A ‘whip-smart’ flash of energy and a ‘barrel of laughs’ Mike "Raccoon Eyes" Kinney was a storyteller and Native American activist who friends say explored life to its fullest. He will be celebrated Oct. 20.

Residents shared ideas for a waterfront park while pressing to preserve racetrack landmarks and replace revenue for Albany services and schools.

Cafe Buenos Aires brings empanadas and more to El Cerrito, a new Lao and Thai spot arrives in Albany, and more openings A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.

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Mayoral candidate Ahmad Anderson continues to dominate in PAC donations Independent committees backing Ahmad Anderson's campaign have brought in $310,000 this year while East Bay Working Families has raised $115,000 for candidate Claudia Jimenez.

We posed a dozen questions to the candidates running for the Berkeley City Council District 8 (Claremont/Elmwood) seat in November 2026.

"The voices of Berkeleyans have been drowned out by co-opted leadership serving outside special interests and lobbyists."

"I am running on a hopeful, forward-looking vision for how Berkeley can embrace positive change while honoring our history and living out our values."

"To build an equitable, vibrant Berkeley, we need leaders who understand technology, rely on data, listen, create jobs, and fight injustice."

LifeLong Medical strike: East Bay workers rally in Richmond Workers want higher wages and better working conditions while management says they’re limited by federal financial uncertainties.

Animal-rights activists marched through Emeryville Saturday, stopping outside Novartis’ research facility on Horton Street before continuing through the Public Market and Bay Street to protest the use of dogs and cats in biomedical research and call for passage of a federal bill restricting government funding for such research. The demonstration, organized by animal-rights group Direct Action Everywhere (DxE), came three days after the introduction of the Companion Animal Protection Against Crue [more]

Oakland has performed many large feats of civic strength on its way to greatness. I think the largest one was turning a shallow slough into a world-class harbor. It began with a pair of big stone walls. Oakland was founded in 1852 beside a gentle inlet, named San Antonio Creek for the hamlet around the […]

Richmondside mayoral forum is Thursday. How to register and what’s at stake Ask questions and hear from the candidates for mayor at Oct. 1 forum at the Memorial Auditorium

There’s another creative force along Emeryville’s Historic Park Avenue District that gets a bit less attention than its Oscar-winning neighbors — albeit in a decidedly more “analog” way. For 50 years, Folkmanis Puppets (pronounced “fohk-mah-nees”) has been creating remarkably detailed hand puppets from specialty fabrics, foam and plastic — turning everything from raccoons and turtles to dragons and dinosaurs into toys designed to spark imagination. The company has survived the destructive 1989 e [more]

Police said they received reports of a gun but ultimately did not find one.

6 things to know — Richmond opens tiny house village for unhoused youths Also: A fundraiser for a Hercules family after a father's death; help support wild food systems restoration; Richmond's first accessible community garden opens.

Celebrate the Richmond Annex centennial with a local organic food guru Bob Gerner, the Natural Grocery founder, grew up in the Annex. He became a tofu burger pioneer — and helped build the non-GMO movement.

Update: ‘Slow down,’ family pleads after Richmond man, 65, killed on 23rd Street Douglas Vargas had lived in the neighborhood for about 20 years and walked it most mornings, his niece said. He is the second pedestrian killed on Richmond's 23rd Street in about a month.

7 things to do in Richmond this week Highlights include: Richmond's working waterfront opens to the public for Ports Day, the Richmond Annex neighborhood turns 100 and a tacos and tequila fundraiser benefits local youths.

Emeryville police officers and assisting agencies peacefully resolved a nearly two-hour crisis involving a man who was reported to be suicidal and possibly armed with a firearm Tuesday morning. Emeryville police officers, supported by California Highway Patrol, responded at approximately 7:45 a.m. to the 2000 block of Powell Street, near Access Road and just a block east of EPD headquarters. The man, who was dressed in a red jacket, was located by officers, who began communicating with him. The [more]

There’s plenty of retail and services activity to report in and around Emeryville since our last June report. These include a new Japanese eyewear brand joining Bay Street’s growing international lineup, a local barbershop and art gallery on the move, and a new home for an up-and-coming Southeast Asian condiment brand. JINS Eyewear to Bay Street Bay Street has announced another Japanese brand coming to the center: Jins, Japan’s No. 1 eyewear brand, known for its lightweight, fashion-forward fram [more]

California public health officials are warning of a potential measles exposure in Emeryville after an infected, unvaccinated passenger traveled through the city and remained overnight last week. According to an advisory issued Friday by the California Department of Public Health, the passenger arrived at Emeryville Amtrak station at 8:36 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, aboard Amtrak Train 749 from Sacramento. The passenger did not leave Emeryville on another train until 8:25 a.m. Monday, Sept. 14, when t [more]

There’s plenty of activity on Emeryville’s dining scene, with a new international coffee chain headed to East Bay Bridge Shopping Center, Jamaica Again filling a long-vacant Public Market stall, and a new La Cocina partnership announced. Meanwhile, Emeryville Restaurant Week continues to grow ahead of its Oct. 1 launch. Cotti Coffee to East Bay Bridge Shopping Center Cotti Coffee, the Hong Kong-based coffee chain that has grown to more than 18,000 locations in 33 countries, has signed a lease fo [more]

Tyson Lake is a small pond on the upper edge of Piedmont at the top of Indian Gulch’s watershed. It’s invisible to everyone but the homeowners around it. It’s named for James H. Tyson (1865-1938), a native of western Denmark who was probably born Jens Thiessen and came to California in 1880 to join his […]

Emeryville City Council returned from its August recess with a fairly robust agenda Tuesday night, taking up a looming financial challenge for AC Transit, a $1.09 million homelessness-services contract, another proposed infusion of funding for the Emeryville Arts Center, and the city’s annual property-tax levy for its affordable-housing bond. The council also considered a League of California Cities resolution that could have significant implications for local control over housing and land-use d [more]

Since 2018, Liam O’Donoghue, host of the East Bay Yesterday podcast, has been leading boat tours of the San Francisco Bay aboard the Pacific Pearl. While cruising along the shoreline, Liam narrates true stories related to the cultural and environmental history of various waterfront sites. Tickets are available through the Fish Emeryville website. Subscribe to … Continued The post Boat Tour FAQ appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

FROM THE OAKLANDISH BLOG… Order: East Bay Yesterday “Flying Key” t-shirt / East Bay Yesterday “Flying Key” hat  We’re excited to announce another collaboration with East Bay Yesterday, a local history podcast and KPFA radio show based in Oakland. The podcast delves into Oakland’s past, aiming to learn from it and shape a better future. Liam … Continued The post Limited edition East Bay Yesterday shirts and hats now available appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS Ever since I started hosting tours of the San Francisco Bay aboard the Pacific Pearl four years ago, the route has remained the same. After leaving the Emeryville Marina, we cruise up to the Berkeley pier, followed by Treasure Island, Yerba Buena Island and then the Port of Oakland. We … Continued The post Summer 2023 Boat Tours appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS [UPDATE: Here is a link to news about my 2023 tours. Sign up here to get my monthly newsletter, where I announce new tour dates, share local history news and promote upcoming events. ] Ahoy! I’ve been leading historical boat tours of the Bay for the past four years and … Continued The post Summer 2022 Boat Tours are Here! appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

UPDATE: Dates are now posted for boat tours through May 2023. Click here to purchase. You have two routes to choose from: the Oakland tour (which also includes brief swings through Berkeley and Yerba Buena Island) or the Richmond tour. Both of the family-friendly trips last about three hours and feature stories about everything from … Continued The post Boat tours are back! appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

Note: This update was originally published via the East Bay Yesterday newsletter. I send about one email per month and it typically includes short essays, round-ups of local history news, links to upcoming events, and archival photos. The image above is from a postcard collection I was recently given that I plan to write more … Continued The post How the tech boom inspired East Bay Yesterday appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

This is my first time posting a recipe on East Bay Yesterday, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned from reading food blogs, it’s that you always have to bury the recipe way down at the bottom, after a lengthy preamble. So if you’re just here for the turkey instructions, feel free to start scrolling. … Continued The post Have a West Oakland-inspired Thanksgiving with this vintage recipe appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

By Liam O’Donoghue For the past week or so, it’s been hard to resist checking news constantly. From the minute I wake up, I crave the absolute latest updates: How fast is Coronavirus spreading? What’s happening to people who caught it? How long will this quarantine last? Sure, things are changing quickly and it’s important … Continued The post Quarantine reading list: Now is the perfect time to revisit the past appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

A friend sent me a message this morning that made my stomach drop: “Thought of you the other day, the wind apparently blew down the Terry’s TV sign at RCA.” I immediately texted back: “NOOOOO!” Even before seeing the shattered plastic shards all over the trash-strewn sidewalk, I knew it was true. Just last week, … Continued The post A shattering loss appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.

I’m the type of person who keeps their forehead glued to airplane windows during takeoffs and landings. I love the conflicting feelings that seeing the world from several thousand feet up elicit. On one hand, capturing an entire city with a single glance feels almost god-like. On the other, knowing that my home is just … Continued The post Up in the clouds, back in time appeared first on East Bay Yesterday.