The DOJ sent out 1,000 election monitors to mostly Democratic cities across the US; renters are turning to certain East Bay cities for cheaper rent; and a new film revisits a landmark 26-day, disability-rights sit-in at the SF federal building in 1977.
A recently adopted, one-eyed dog who escaped from his new San Francisco home managed to evade Animal Control Officers for weeks, roaming several neighborhoods before a lost-pet recovery specialist finally managed to catch him.
A 23-year-old UC Berkeley student who fled gender-based violence in Colombia is being held in ICE detention after agents arrested her at SFO Friday.
Governor Gavin Newsom had said he was going to endorse someone in the race to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress, but here it is Election Day, and he is demurring. Do we need to wonder why?
An Oklahoma man has been arrested and charged with sending over 700 letters to political figures, the news media, and others over the last two years, many containing a powdery substance and including threats about being arrested for treason.
A Tuesday morning fire just off Upper Market Street in Twin Peaks tore through a four-story apartment building, and while no people were injured, one dog died in the blaze and a cat was rescued.
A Coast Guard helicopter crew rescued a 53-year-old man from a container ship more than 30 miles off the coast of SF Saturday night after the vessel had traveled nearly 200 miles to get closer to shore.
About 27% of California voters have already cast ballots in this midterm; a Daly City man is suspected of being a serial storage-unit thief in Walnut Creek; and the Chronicle restaurant critic questions the presence of cats in restaurants.
The suspect in Friday's Spirit Halloween shooting in Fairfield is a 17-year-old boy; eight of the victims in that Palm Beach plane crash have been identified; and 'Dear San Francisco' is celebrating five years at Club Fugazi.
An exhibition of works by the artist Banksy, which appears not to be authorized or endorsed by the famously reclusive artist, is headed for SF's Union Square this winter.
SF’s city attorney and several states are suing technology company Toast, alleging it trapped restaurants into costly subscriptions, charged undisclosed fees, and made it exceedingly difficult for businesses to cancel their services.
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