Worker crews are attempting to save construction worker buried in a ditch at sea cliff. According to ABC 7, "[f]ire officials said emergency crews responded to 38 W. Clay St. on a report of a worker who was trapped." It seems the ditch in which he was working collapsed. more ›

Stranger things have happened, but we sort of doubt these rumors about Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes having maybe possibly been the top secret buyers of one of the most expensive properties in San Francisco, 300 Sea Cliff Ave., which recently sold for $18 million. more ›

The most recent Bay Area housing stats have come out, issuing a body blow to those who wanted to believe that Zillow.com was wrong, wrong, wrong about their odds of cashing out of that fixer-upper and living like a king someplace else. more ›

Actually, rather a lot to choose from this week. Our picks: more ›

In case you've spent the past week doing nothing but contemplating whether John Roberts is either banaly evil or malevolently evil, here's what you might have missed from last week: -The Rules Committee voted to let Robin Williams spend $80,000 to repair a median in his neighborhood and a city sighs with relief. Aftewards, Sandoval claimed that the shunting of the gift to a committee was just to make sure everything was on the up-and-up and not just turning down free money out of spite. In response, residents of Sea Cliff pledged to stop marching in the streets in protest. more ›

In what we're forced to accept as celebrity gold in this two-bit horse town, a B-list actress who no longer lives here and is no longer married to the local newspaper's editor in chief (but who just won an Emmy last night) has put her Sea Cliff house on the market. more ›