Police arrested an Oakland man on Thursday in connection with a fatal dog attack by Lake Merritt in October. The suspect's arrest follows an increasing number of reports from local dog owners about similar encounters they'd recently had with two large dogs and their owner.
Lucania prepares to debut at the Ferry Building, Everett & Jones debuts at Fisherman's Wharf, and Salt & Straw has opened its first Oakland scoop shop, all in This Week in Food.
Costa Rican authorities have arrested two suspects in the February killing of Santa Cruz surfing legend Kurt Van Dyke, including his former girlfriend, who initially told investigators that armed intruders had attacked the couple.
An excavation on Van Ness Avenue in SF led a local archaeologist to the top of an old staircase, which they followed underground to discover a fully intact basement that had been sealed off since the 1906 earthquake.
There was already a brief ground stop Friday morning due to wind at SFO, delaying inbound flights from taking off, but now the FAA has ordered a sudden, nationwide ground stop due to some massive communications failure.
SF Sketchfest returns in January with more than 230 shows and 700 performers, including Martin Short, 'Broad City' creators Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, and local filmmaker Boots Riley.
The Jensen Huang/Nvidia scandal may go much deeper than just an affair with a Chinese spy and an affair with a subordinate or two, as a new research report finds that China's biggest AI models appear to have been trained on Nvidia chips that were barred from export.
The long-planned extension of Caltrain into downtown San Francisco is moving forward with the state awarding $100 million toward the Caltrain extension and committing another $650 million over multiple years.
There have been a lot of memes and social media jokes flying around following Thursday's outage affecting Microsoft Outlook and Teams, the volume of which reflects just how many people out there rely on Microsoft products in their daily work lives.
A stabbing left two men wounded, one seriously, at the Andronico's in SF's Inner Sunset; there was a brief ground stop for flights into SFO this morning due to wind; and Asian Americans have lost a star in Jensen Huang.
That huge storm is expected to hit Friday morning; San Jose proposed a temporary halt on data centers until a vote in December; and several Nvidia employees have asked the board to bring back Jensen Huang.
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