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The Oakland Coliseum and Oakland Arena will lay off its entire staff — more than 1,600 workers — by the end of the year, according to a notice filed with the state. kqed.org/news/12108692/…
www.kqed.org Oakland Coliseum and Arena to Lay Off Entire Staff, More Than 1,600 Workers | KQED At least two unions affected by the layoffs said they’re in talks to continue working under new ownership. Several of the region’s public transit agencies broke post-pandemic ridership records on Wednesday, as thousands of cheering fans rode buses and trains to San Francisco’s waterfront for the Golden State Valkyries’ WNBA championship parade. kqed.org/news/12108718/…
www.kqed.org Valkyries Parade Helps Muni and BART Break Records, Too | KQED Several of the region’s public transit agencies have seen post-pandemic records broken during major sporting events. After more than 50 years of roller coasters, family outings and Bay Area memories, California’s Great America is officially closing for good. kqed.org/news/12108757/…
www.kqed.org California’s Great America Closing for Good in 2027 | KQED The amusement park is a Bay Area entertainment landmark for the young and young at heart. But it has been on borrowed time for years. L ing Nam has cultivated a huge following for its sweet, pillowy señorita bread — arguably the Bay Area’s most widely beloved Filipino American baked treat. Now, the bakery also serves a unique coffee that complements their bread.kqed.org/arts/13995332/…
www.kqed.org A Beloved Filipino Bakery Is Now Brewing One of the Bay Area’s Rarest Coffees | KQED Ling Nam's Kapeng Barako pairs perfectly with the shop's signature señorita bread.