Walnut Creek Breaking News, Sports, Weather, Traffic
 (JANE TYSKA) Bay Area cities see millions more for pothole repairs The Bay Area's long-neglected and crumbling streets will be getting a desperately needed face-lift, much to the relief of motorists who often have to pay hundreds of dollars for repairs after slamming into a jarring pothole. |
 (
SUSAN TRIPP POLLARD
) Jesse Jackson speaks in Richmond Civil rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson delivered a wide-ranging message on the historical oppression of black people and the continued fight for equality and opportunity Sunday at Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church. |
 (
Karl Mondon
) Quinceañeras not slowing down A quinceañera expo in San Jose reveals the rite-of-passage ceremony for Latino girls continues to grow more popular and pricey all the time. |
 (Laura A. Oda) Raiders add assistant two offensive coaches Oakland Raiders add Bernie Parmalee as running backs coach and Rob Moore as wide receivers coach; Jack Del Rio so far has brought back only one assistant from last year's staff -- secondary coach Marcus Robertson |
BAY AREA NEWS  (
Patrick Tehan
) OMG! Bay Area federal judge joins Twitter Paul Grewal, a San Jose federal magistrate, has becomes the region's first federal judge with a public Twitter account, rare for judges around the country, who tend to shun social media. |
Celebrities  (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File) Seth Rogen sorry for 'American Sniper' comments “The Interview” actor compared Clint Eastwood’s movie to a Nazi propaganda film depicted in “Inglourious Basterds” because both dealt with snipers, he says; but his comments were taken by many to suggest he was dismissing “American Sniper” as pro-war propaganda. |
SPORTS  (Ben Margot/AP) Warriors' win over Celtics not pretty but effective Klay Thompson follows his record performance with 31 more points as the Golden State Warriors fight through a lack of energy to win their 19th straight at home. |
Spotlight  The podcast phenomenon: Why we're falling in love with listening in Podcasts offer listeners a universe of ways to be informed, enlightened and entertained. |
BUSINESS  (Josie Lepe) Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer to answer $38 billion question Mayer has made strides reviving Yahoo's business, but many shareholders care less about the Internet pioneer's core products than they do about its huge assets in Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba, which went public in September. |
The podcast phenomenon: Why we're falling in love with listening in Podcasts offer listeners a universe of ways to be informed, enlightened and entertained. |
(Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File) Seth Rogen sorry for 'American Sniper' comments “The Interview” actor compared Clint Eastwood’s movie to a Nazi propaganda film depicted in “Inglourious Basterds” because both dealt with snipers, he says; but his comments were taken by many to suggest he was dismissing “American Sniper” as pro-war propaganda. |
