Good morning, Oakland.

Several local restaurants closed in September as Peregrine Cafe ended operations in Emeryville and Daruma Sushi and Crepes A-Go-Go shuttered in Berkeley.

Baba’s House and 13 Orphans held farewell events and closed their shop — after five years — while the owners plan future pop-ups.

Oakland residents can embark on a self-guided tour exploring key Black Panther Party landmarks, including the mural at 7th+Washington and the museum at 1427 Broadway, with a renaming ceremony occurring today on Broadway.

The tour marks the party’s 60-year legacy.

Bishop O’Dowd High School is teaching students to think independently and build connections with a new phone-free policy and course on tech ethics; an open house is set for Sunday, Nov.

8 (11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.) at the school.

Thousands of Bay Area customers were left without power during PG&E's Public Safety Power Shutoffs triggered by wildfire concerns in the Berkeley Hills and surrounding areas.

Local residents used solar batteries & backup generators while officials conducted power line inspections as weather conditions improved.

Local sports reporters offered forecasts (predictions indicate a close race) for the upcoming WNBA Finals, expecting the Golden State Valkyries to overcome the Atlanta Dream and claim the title as teams gear up for the series.