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Gateway Arch hosting social media giveaway for local who've never visited

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

ST. LOUIS - The Gateway Arch is hosting a social media giveaway through January 15. It's an offer for St. Louisians who have never visited the arch.If you are one of them, you can win four free tickets for the tram ride to the top of the arch, plus admission to the documentary movie and the virtual reality  theater. Winners will also receive free parking at the Stadium East Garage. Gov. Parson issues Missouri executive order over foreign-owned farmland To enter, follow Gateway Arch STL on Instagram and like the giveaway post. Then leave a comment sharing which national park experience you're looking forward to.

All-Bay Area News Group high school football 2023: Defensive backs

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

ALL-BAY AREA NEWS GROUP FOOTBALL 2023DEFENSIVE BACKSFirst team Joseph Bey, Serra, 6-1, 195, seniorWCAL defensive back of the year. San Jose State commit had nine tackles in 28-0 victory over NorCal 1-AA champion De La Salle. Scott Garwood, Los Gatos, 5-10, 170, seniorPAL Bay co-defensive back of the year. Had 140 tackles, four interceptions and two fumble recoveries. Scored four rushing touchdowns and five receiving TDs for CCS Division I champions. Jack Horton, San Ramon Valley, 6-3, 188, seniorFirst-team all-EBAL Mountain. Returned an interception for a touchdown against Liberty, and had 69 tackles and two interceptions for the NCS Division I runners-up. Jadyn Hudson, Pittsburg, 6-2, 190, juniorFirst-team all-BVAL. Had six interceptions, including a pick-six at Sacred Heart Cathedral and an interception in NCS Division I championship victory against San Ramon Valley. Second team Ri’Yon Cooper, Wilcox, 6-0 175, seniorPAL Bay co-defensive back of the year. Had four tackles and a fum...

Driver hospitalized after vehicle was hit by Caltrain in Burlingame

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

BURLINGAME — A person was hospitalized after their vehicle was hit by a northbound Caltrain in Burlingame just before 6 a.m. Wednesday morning, the commuter rail line confirmed.The incident occurred at 5:59 a.m. at the Broadway crossing, according to Caltrain Public Information Officer Dan Lieberman. The driver of the vehicle was hospitalized, though no other updates in regard to their condition or extent of injuries have been provided.Related ArticlesCrashes and Disasters | Disaster avoided at Rose Parade after driver smashes through barrier Crashes and Disasters | One person died from fireworks on San Francisco’s Treasure Island shortly after the New Year Crashes and Disasters | BART train derails near Orinda, injuring nine, forcing station closures and delays Crashes and Disasters | Tesla Cybertruck involved in Bay Area collision Crashes and Disasters | Caltrain fatally strikes person in Menlo Park ...

Surf advisory goes into effect Wednesday morning as scattered showers appear over Bay Area

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

Scattered and unpredictable rain showers were still roaming throughout the Bay Area on Wednesday morning as the National Weather Service issued yet another High Surf Advisory, warning beach goers of more large waves along the coast.The Bay Area’s first rainfall of 2024 lasted into Wednesday morning, albeit in the form of scattered showers. According to the NWS, the final and weakened rain bands will disappear by the late morning, providing a partly sunny day with highs in the high 50s in the South and East Bays and the Peninsula.Good morning! Look for lingering rain showers this morning before breezy northerly winds arrive this afternoon and evening. #cawx pic.twitter.com/U6pxM04Pd9— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) January 3, 2024The end of the rain event was predicted to coincide with the presence of strong gusts of wind Wednesday. According to the NWS, gusts could reach up to 30 miles per hour on the coast and on higher terrain. Wind could settle near 20 mph in more inland...

All-Bay Area News Group high school football 2023: Linebackers

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

ALL-BAY AREA NEWS GROUP FOOTBALL 2023LINEBACKERSFirst teamMarley Alapati, Serra, 6-0, 205, seniorWCAL outside linebacker of the year. Army commit had a sack in the CIF Open Division championship game against Mater Dei. Drew Cunningham, De La Salle, 6-3, 220, seniorStanford commit and EBAL Mountain co-defensive player of the year. Had five tackles and grabbed an interception in NCS Open title game victory over San Ramon Valley. Marco Jones, San Ramon Valley, 6-4, 220, juniorContra Costa County player of the year and EBAL Mountain co-defensive player of the year. Had 166 tackles, 15 tackles for loss and three interceptions as a linebacker, and also scored 12 total touchdowns via rushing, receiving and interception returns. Danny Niu, Serra, 6-2, 210, seniorWCAL linebacker of the year was the third part of Serra’s all-time great linebacking unit. Had two sacks and two tackles for loss in the season-opening victory over Folsom. Second teamSean Cervantes, Amador Valley, 5-10,180, seniorF...

Bay Area breweries: Here’s what to look for in 2024

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

Last year felt the closest to normal since the pandemic began in 2020, but most craft breweries continued to struggle mightily. One lingering aftereffect of the pandemic is that many people are going out to eat and drink less frequently than they once did. While that may be less of a problem for breweries that can or bottle their beer, it’s been rough on brewpubs and keg-only breweries, and it’s not doing bars and brewery taprooms any favors. And ongoing issues with supply chains and the cost of ingredients continue to raise the price of your pint, further slowing sales.Drinkers are also shifting loyalties. Many people, especially younger adults, are drinking less, and when they do drink, they often turn to hard seltzer, cider, cocktails — including ready-to-drink ones — and craft spirts. So retailers are allocating less space for beer in stores, which then makes it harder for breweries to find a place to sell their beer.As a result, several breweries in the Bay Area have closed or ...

Quick Cook: Baked Cumin-Lime Sweet Potatoes with Radish Slaw

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

We all need a comforting, vibrant meal to turn to just when it sets in that the holidays are over, and winter is here to stay. This recipe is a promise that there is so much to look forward to still.Cumin- and lime-rubbed baked sweet potatoes burst open to reveal their vivid, creamy interiors before disappearing under a heaping mound of lime-spiked radish slaw and sour cream, with enough crunchy toppings to delight anyone in the deepest of winter doldrums. For maximum effect, choose a variety of sweet potato colors, such as orange, purple or yellow. If you can only find very large sweet potatoes, simply bake two instead of four.Serve as a lunch, brunch or dinner — and remember, sometimes food tastes best eaten right off the sheet pan.Baked Cumin-Lime Sweet Potatoes with Radish SlawServes 4INGREDIENTS1 tablespoon olive oil½ teaspoon ground cuminZest from 1 limeCoarse (or flaked) sea salt and pepper4 small sweet potatoes5 cups shredded cabbage2 cups thinly sliced radish or purpl...

Critics say politics is crippling Oakland police chief search as process starts over

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

OAKLAND — Nearly a year after the city’s last police chief was placed on leave ahead of his eventual firing, the two political forces responsible for replacing him still do not appear to be on the same page.One of those power players, a police oversight body comprised of civilian volunteers, is once again seeking applications for the chief job instead of drawing from an existing applicant pool — effectively rebooting a search that was expected to conclude sometime around the new year but now won’t wrap up until at least March.The reset came days after Mayor Sheng Thao, who will make the decision, outright rejected a controversial shortlist of three finalists for the job that the civilian Oakland Police Commission had presented to her office — further illustrating a strained dynamic between the two parties.It is yet another hitch in an increasingly splintered recruitment process that is quickly approaching the same length of time it took to hire the last...

Caltrain strikes vehicle at Burlingame crossing, 1 hospitalized

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

(KRON) -- A northbound Caltrain in Burlingame struck a vehicle at a crossing Wednesday morning, according to a Caltrain spokesperson. The driver of the vehicle was transported to the hospital.Northbound Caltrain #501 struck the occupied vehicle at the Broadway crossing in Burlingame just before 6 a.m. on Jan. 3, the transit agency said. There were 36 passengers on board at the time of the collision. No other injuries are reported.The severity of the driver's injuries and their current condition is unknown. Bus driver dies more than 2 weeks after UC Santa Cruz campus crash Trains are being held in the area as the crash is cleared.This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

Alameda firefighters contain blaze in Bay Farm Island

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:09:56 GMT

(BCN) -- Alameda crews are containing a blaze in the city's Bay Farm Island district, fire officials said Wednesday morning.The fire hit a commercial structure in the 2000 block of Harbor Bay Parkway, the Alameda Fire Department said on social media shortly after 6 a.m. It was first reported shortly after 4:50 a.m. Caltrain strikes vehicle at Burlingame crossing, 1 hospitalized The blaze has been contained to an exterior mechanical hopper, firefighters said.According to the fire department, all occupants inside the structure were safely evacuated.Copyright © 2024 Bay City News, Inc.