The first fatal overdose in SF involving MGM-15, a potent kratom-derived opioid sold in products marketed as supplements, has prompted a health alert as police seize hundreds of kratom products and other items from local smoke shops.
A judge was set to decide Wednesday whether there is sufficient evidence to move forward to prosecute two SF shelter workers who were accused by the District Attorney of harboring a suspect who shot an SFPD officer on May 31. The workers say they were hostages under duress.
Some of the first real rain since spring will be drizzling over the Bay starting Wednesday and continuing into Thursday, but Southern California will be getting the brunt of the incoming storm.
ICE says the man arrested in SoMa was previously deported and had a manslaughter conviction; there was a vigil Tuesday for the security guard killed at the Warfield; and Trump's approval rating continues circling the drain.
Yale is considering leasing office space in SF but not a full campus; a man who began walking to SF from NYC in May has reached Sacramento; and a man was arrested in Sebastopol for allegedly threatening two children with a screwdriver at a park.
El Cerrito police have started impounding illegal electric dirt bikes on the Ohlone Greenway, where complaints about speeding have grown as powerful motorized vehicles share the path with traditional cyclists and people walking to school.
A San Francisco city employee may have been the suspect in a weekend stabbing that occurred in the predawn hours in the Cathedral Hill neighborhood, but the city has not yet confirmed this.
As two Northern California air taxi rivals remain embroiled in lawsuits over alleged trade-secret theft and patent infringement, one is expanding into aerospace and defense through a deal to acquire three Boeing-owned businesses.
A vegetation fire spread to several acres and caused damage to one notable estate Tuesday in the Berkeley hills.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary You Can See Everything, which was three years in the making, delivers, as promised, a gripping, tantalizing, and at times highly uncomfortable view into the final days of freedom of Elizabeth Holmes.
State Senator Scott Wiener is working to secure votes in the Richmond District, which Supervisor Connie Chan represents, while both candidates push to win over SF’s Chinese American voters in the race to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress.
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