Students at the University of San Francisco will see a new mascot on campus starting next spring. On Friday, school officials announced their intentions to retire the Don, bringing an end to his 90-year-run. His successor? A wolf.
One person is dead and six others are injured following a mass shooting at a 'packed' Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield on Friday night. Authorities believe the incident was a targeted attack by a single assailant and that there is no ongoing threat to the public.
US blockchain firm claims North Korea responsible for Binance hack; California's Dungeness crab season gets delayed until at least January; and Wall Street suffers its worst day since June as tech stocks continue to slump.
San Jose authorities arrest man for allegedly trying to kill his neighbor with a machete; 9th Circuit of Appeals rejects DOJ request over 'noncitizen' ballots; and death row inmate Christa Pike offers first words since surviving botched execution attempt.
A man who allegedly helped broker a multimillion-dollar deal between Oakland's former mayor and a local waste management company took the witness stand Friday, offering prosecutors a firsthand account of the alleged bribery scheme.
Authorities in San Joaquin County are seeking the public's help in locating three men who are wanted in connection with the February kidnapping and murder of a 57-year-old man from Tracy, who worked as a cook at a Sikh temple and recently fathered triplets.
An SF startup is training AI agents to control robots independently through the use of paid "robot-dog walkers," and the project has already drawn threatening messages and a visit to the company's office from a disgruntled resident.
We finally have an opening date for Julius' Castle, Flour & Branch reopens on South Park, and the under-the-radar Lodge at Dawn Ranch in Guerneville garners the Chronicle's first three-star review of the new starred-review era, all in This Week In Food.
Robert and Michelle King, the creators of 'The Good Wife', are back with a quirky new legal procedural that centers on Silicon Valley, and of course, AI has been front and center in the first few episodes.
Lime is adding AI-powered cameras to its SF scooters to deter sidewalk riding amid rising injuries and complaints about reckless riders, though questions remain about how the data is stored and used beyond safety.
Sutter Health has announced it will no longer be building a planned new hospital campus in Emeryville, but a new hospital in the East Bay is likely still in the cards.
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