Jurors in the federal corruption trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and three co-defendants heard some evidence Wednesday that had not been made public previously.
A former Google employee faces two criminal charges after authorities accused him of sexually assaulting a coworker who alleges he put something in her drink while the two were in Minnesota for a coworker’s wedding.
The first person in SF to die from the kratom-derived MGM-15 has been identified as a 37-year-old Genentech scientist; a Tesla Semi truck's battery caught fire on an East Bay freeway; and a one-year-old child died falling from a vehicle in Oakland.
Officials are urging residents to prepare for more flooding; a man who’s been walking to the West Coast from NYC just made it to SF; and Anthropic is being sued for allegedly training Claude with 274 Elvis Presley songs.
Justin Randle, a Glide Foundation safety monitor killed in a Tenderloin hit-and-run, leaves behind three children now under relatives’ guardianship, while a family fundraiser alleges their mother may be connected to his death.
The SFMTA put out a safety information flyer for bus operators showing surveillance camera footage of the man suspected of stabbing another man early Monday onboard a 5-Fulton Owl bus.
Halloween enthusiasts can tie the knot with a costumed officiant in the East Bay Friday, as the Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder’s Office hosts its annual Halloween-themed “Scaremonies.”
A 29-year-old man with multiple prior DUI convictions has been charged with second-degree murder for a fatal pedestrian collision on October 1 in San Francisco's Excelsior neighborhood.
The Valkyries could clinch their first WNBA championship Thursday, but Game 6 will now tip off at 9:30 am Pacific, while a scheduling conflict with the Atlanta Hawks could force the team to celebrate on a practice court instead.
Former Congressman Eric Swalwell is facing potential prosecutions in two states and from the federal government, and the FBI has just raided the Los Angeles home of a wealthy developer and donor who had let Swalwell stay with him earlier this year.
Bay Area-based 23andMe has agreed to pay millions over a 2023 data breach affecting 6.9 million customers, including $46.75 million for victims and a new $6 million settlement with California.
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