In a new Instagram post, musician and outspoken advocate Macklemore called out San Francisco's Chase Center as one of nine major American arenas that refused to book dates for his current "Free Palestine" tour, which itself came to be after he was ousted as Ed Sheeran's opener earlier this fall.
Free mending and bike clinics at public libraries this weekend are part of San Francisco’s growing repair cafe movement, which is helping residents save money, reduce waste, and learn to fix their own belongings.
A new cocktail spot arrives in the Mission, Cotogna prepares for a major renovation in the new year, and some illegal Dungeness crab fishing was happening this week in San Mateo County, all in This Week In Food.
Former SF Supervisor Jane Kim declared victory Friday in the race for state insurance commissioner, despite millions spent supporting her opponent or attacking her campaign, after running on a proposal for publicly funded disaster insurance.
After years of delays, quality problems, recalls, and sales that fell far short of Elon Musk’s predictions, Tesla is preparing to wind down the manufacturing of its douchiest of all vehicles, the Cybertruck.
In the first big White House shakeup following the disastrous-for-Republicans midterms, Trump's close advisor and chief of staff Susie Wiles is being replaced by Voldemort himself, Stephen Miller.
As she prepares to step down from Congress after nearly 40 years representing San Francisco, House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi will be feted at the Castro Theatre later this month, as the honoree of this year's Legends Awards, hosted by The Academy.
San Francisco police executed a search warrant Friday morning at the now notorious Sea Cliff manse that has served as a cushy squatters' haven for at least the past year.
An Oakland man was arrested last week on suspicion of secretly recording women and minors with concealed cameras near the UC Berkeley campus, including a device hidden in a Taco Bell Cantina bathroom and others attached to his shoes.
Organizers have canceled tonight's First Fridays event in Oakland, citing lack of funds; a man who stabbed his roommate in Daly City in 2001 is getting paroled; and Connie Chan campaigned as a progressive but her voters were largely not.
The firm chosen to purchase most of SF’s Westfield Centre mall may demolish it; BART’s Red Line experienced delays Thursday afternoon due to a person on the tracks; and the new elevator at the Castro Muni station has opened after three years.
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