Mountain lion seen in Sunset District on Thursday is safely released back into the wild; Donald Trump is threatening to ban CNN and other outlets from White House; and a humpback whale takes a dip in the Sacramento River.
Sutro Hall comes to downtown, a new pizza spot comes via Oakland to the Inner Sunset, and Hog Island Oyster Co. gets ready to open its first East Bay location, all in This Week in Food.
The parents of a young woman who was killed three years ago on an Orange County freeway are being awarded a $40 million settlement from Uber, in a case that tested the limits of Prop 22, which classified rideshare drivers as independent contractors.
Tensions are mounting over a 300,000-square-foot Pittsburg data center approved two years ago, with residents citing a lack of transparency and a councilmember reporting death threats as the facility could later expand from 99 to 500 megawatts.
A San Jose couple and the woman who managed their business have been charged with pimping and other felonies following a raid on Hummingbird Day Spa in Cupertino.
A homeless man who was known to sleep in the vacant, two-story building on the former Alameda Naval Air Station that burned down Thursday morning has been located and he was uninjured.
Authorities are investigating whether a beachgoer decapitated the carcass of a dead sea lion that washed ashore at Ocean Beach, and they’re reminding the public that taking and collecting marine mammal parts is a federal offense.
A mountain lion was sighted Friday morning near 44th and Ulloa; one person died in Thursday morning's boat crash near the Golden Gate; and another former FCI Dublin correctional officer has been charged with sex crimes.
Uber is cutting 250 SF jobs, its third round of cuts in just a few weeks; people in the mission are turning their mailboxes into peepholes; and the SF Opera and its musicians have reached a tentative agreement.
There has been a major change in the cast of the Tony-winning play 'Oh, Mary!' as its first national tour is kicking off, with one of the leads stepping down for health reasons.
BART service was temporarily disrupted after a piece of plastic caught fire on the trackway near the 24th-Mission station in San Francisco, leading to residual delays throughout the system.
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