I work for a company that was featured on Best of the Bay and we had such a fabulous experience…read more They did a wonderful job taping the spot and letting us use the spot to promote our business. Everyone on the Best of the Bay team were very professional and easy to work with.

Kari Hall is an amazing reporter! She is concise, articulate and relatable. Her personality is very…read moreengaging. She Is everywoman's meteorologist!

Love this channel !! Love Jeff the weather guy and Jessica and Terry and Raj but Vivana the other…read moreweather lady has slowly begun dressing with no color and baggy sack like clothing , just looks odd compared to the bright life of the others on tv with her . Not sure why but still like to hear her weather reports .

I don't typically watch KRON news very often but I accidentally watched it tonight and the anchors…read morewere shockingly bad! I guess they're all going to be booted anyways when the station gets liquidated in the Fall It's as if they're trying to read really unsteadily held cue cards and not succeeding. Grant Lodes' laptop prop to make him seem more hip falls totally flat. Gail Ong's pacing was so bad I was embarrassed for her and had to turn the TV off. Hopefully KRON won't inform staff of their termination the morning of Ala KGO-- That was sick and cruel

KRON changes in morning anchors is constant. Folsom is an irritant, Rena reports unnecessary…read moretraffic conditions. Field reporters can't read prompters without fumbling words. James and John are great. Also the constant infomercials force to the mute button. Fortunately there are better news choices.

I give this Channel a 4 for their fun way of giving you the news. I used to be a Channel 2 addict…read more The great colors that they use to make it more interesting and the News Anchor qualities just seemed to me well thought out.

I don't get it, I watch the news this morning on channel 7 and a little girl gets killed in Oakland…read moreby drive by shooting and nothing said. A few minutes later they say a police officer was shot at and now there on a Man Hunt., What makes a police officer better then a child what if it was your child, how would you feel. Who makes up these stories that a peace officer is better than a child's life or anyone else for that matter.

This radio station is like Fox News in Vietnamese version but more extreme in a way. They are still…read moretalking about the "stolen election" as it did happen and some of the quests on the show seem to be brainwashed by Trump. Some of the programs on the station is not worth the time listening to, it is broadcasting extreme view or opinion.

From the owner: KSJX (1500 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a Vietnamese format. AM 1500 KFAX has been…read morebroadcasting for over 30 years to the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. From breaking news to interviews with doctors, lawyers, insurance companies, community leaders etc., AM 1500 makes an impact within the largest Vietnamese community. Covering lifestyle / health tips, recipes, music and more!

Prior to the 2016 presidential elections, I would've given KQED 5 stars however, the 2016 elections…read morerevealed how biased KQED is against Conservatives. I assumed they would go back to providing valuable news and decrease their debates/aggressive attitude towards conservative speakers who air on their show but it still continues till this day. I have decided to remove KQED from my radio pre-sets to avoid feeling irritated with their left-wing state-of-mind and topics.

Constant appeals for money are just awful. We have several PBS stations in the Bay Area, but that…read morejust means there is always an appeal going on. This, combined with the TV stations replaying ancient shows (e.g., restaurant reviews that are over 10+ years old, replaying dramas over the over for years), led me to stop contributing. 24hrs. later: Just saw that KQED is playing a Rick Steves episode today FROM 2004!!! This travel "advice" is 15 years old.

Apparently they now have a fan cooling the modulator; dropouts are *far rarer* on 14.4 though not…read morecured completely. Nice recovery!

The SubZERO festival is an event presented by South First Fridays (but this took place on both…read moreFriday and Saturday evening this past weekend in June). It's basically 2-3 blocks of streets closed off to vehicles, lined with booths and stands presenting art and music exhibits and selling colorful and quirky creations to the public. There's a beer garden, and stages at each end with live music (lots of slowcore music on the main stage, a sort of indie rock). The real entertainment was the art itself coming from the various vendors and artists. There was an interesting musical exhibit (giant instrument), the Space Palette, that apparently would only run after sundown. Even booths that were just selling items had really great paintings and sculptures to view, making it feel like an outdoor art museum in the streets. Then of course some of the actual venues on 1st Street were showcasing pieces of art and culture as well, at no cost to visitors, such as the MACLA, a contemporary arts space focused on the Chicano/Latino experience. There were about 6-7 food trucks at one end, extremely spaced out. Earlier in the evening only one had a line and it was very short... El Bombero 408 (looked like a fire truck), serving yummy mexican food, including shrimp quesadillas! Another truck, De La Tierra, served plant-based vegan food. I recall Fresh Catch Poke truck as well. So, yeah several different options, but nothing that really stood out that much to me. For a festival on a Saturday evening, I'd say the place wasn't very busy, I guess that's good in the covid era, with lots of open air to roam around comfortably. I hear it's been a lot busier in the past and had a lot more to offer. Later at night it did get more crowded, but not too much. To me, it was a cool low-key thing to do as we transition from spring to summer season. And the temperature was perfect outside, a comfortable 72 degrees in the evening and mid 60's later at night. Pretty ideal for an enjoyable night out. Also, in an ideal and fitting location, in the SoFA district, where we were able to check out the new Mama Kin venue as well for some drinks and live jazz before our night ended, since it's one of the many businesses on the block (formerly known as Cafe Stritch). I'm sure parking's been worse in previous years when the event was busier, but I was able to find free street parking just around the corner... might have gotten lucky though, plus I arrived early like 6pm.

Went here with my daughter and partner…read more All we have to say is... if you want weird and funky, this is where you go. And Definitely in a good way. I mean we're giving it 5 stars. They have everything from belly dancers to handmade soap to henna tattoos to off-the-wall awesome live bands, food trucks, street art, handmade jewelry, pottery, candles, and even a light up dance floor! This festival only happens once a year. And if you're ever in the South Bay area around this time of year, it is a must go to!