Retired SFPD officer was reportedly telling friends she was happy to be getting divorced before Sunday's murder-suicide; Republicans spent money on pro Susan Collins ads in the wrong Portland; and a farmer just became a five-time winner of Half Moon Bay's annual giant pumpkin weigh-off.
Writer Aaron Sorkin does his level best to find a compelling narrative in the story of Facebook/Meta whistleblower Frances Haugen, but 'The Social Reckoning' feels like it's telling a ripped-from-the-headlines tale several years too late.
Upwards of 6,600 PG&E customers — representing well over 10,000 residents and businesses, if not closer to 20,000 — were without power Monday morning as PG&E deals with yet another unplanned outage.
The SF school board will vote Tuesday on a neighborhood-based enrollment plan to replace its old lottery system by the fall of 2028, but families are urging the district to slow down, warning that the options don't addresses inequities in underserved neighborhoods.
A 29-year-old reality TV personality was killed early Sunday in Oakland, in the second local incident of violence in a week that's been linked to a show with the word 'Baddies' in the title.
A retired SFPD sergeant is suspected of fatally shooting his estranged wife, who was a retired SFPD deputy chief, and their 24-year-old daughter before fatally shooting himself in their Marin County home Sunday.
The SF Democratic Party had a fraught meeting Sunday and rescinded its earlier endorsement of Manny Yekutiel; TechCrunch Disrupt kicks off Tuesday at Moscone West; and Trump is reportedly talking about firing Kimberly Guilfoyle from her ambassador post.
Filming for an upcoming movie titled 'Fog City' has taken over two blocks of Steiner Street this week, with a cast that reportedly features Miranda Otto, Cooper Koch, and Angus Imrie. The picture is being directed by billionaire Hyatt hotel heir Daniel Pritzker.
SF Mayor Daniel Lurie received harsh comments from Board of Supervisors President Rafael Mandelman and Supervisor Jackie Fielder after he skipped a four-hour City Hall hearing on public drug use on Thursday, but then appeared on CNN in a segment promoting the city's improving safety.
Santa Rosa's Piner Junior Senior High School forfeited its game this weekend after a tean captain posted "Free the Cornell 7" on Instagram; locals gather at Sutro Heights cliffs for a guttural scream at the sea; and Pope Leo XVI to undergo surgery to remove a lung lesion.
Authorities say a pair of juveniles have been identified as the likely suspects behind antisemitic images and writing found scrawled on the asphalt of Marin County's Brookside Elementary School last weekend. Police previously confirmed the matter was being investigated as a potential hate crime.
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