Officials are urging residents to prepare for more flooding; a man who’s been walking to the West Coast from NYC just made it to SF; and Anthropic is being sued for allegedly training Claude with 274 Elvis Presley songs.
A 29-year-old man with multiple prior DUI convictions has been charged with second-degree murder for a fatal pedestrian collision on October 1 in San Francisco's Excelsior neighborhood.
The Valkyries could clinch their first WNBA championship Thursday, but Game 6 will now tip off at 9:30 am Pacific, while a scheduling conflict with the Atlanta Hawks could force the team to celebrate on a practice court instead.
Former Congressman Eric Swalwell is facing potential prosecutions in two states and from the federal government, and the FBI has just raided the Los Angeles home of a wealthy developer and donor who had let Swalwell stay with him earlier this year.
Bay Area-based 23andMe has agreed to pay millions over a 2023 data breach affecting 6.9 million customers, including $46.75 million for victims and a new $6 million settlement with California.
Vernika Dunbar, the half-sister of reality TV personality Mackayla “Kash” Paige who is accused of accidentally shooting and killing her two weeks ago, has been released from jail with an ankle monitor and was able to attend Paige's funeral.
A two-car crash in the northbound lanes of the Golden Gate Bridge caused a major backup this morning; high tides flooded southern Marin and the Embarcadero; and Jay-Z will be doing the Super Bowl Halftime Show this year.
The Milpitas woman who is accused of killing her two friends is undergoing mental health evaluation; the Ninth Circuit has rejected the Trump administration's attempt to sequester 20K California ballots; and the Valkyries have taken Game 5 in the WNBA Finals.
The Crucible, a longtime West Oakland arts institution known for its hands-on industrial arts classes and fire performances, abruptly closed Sunday amid financial problems, leaving employees and the community uncertain about its future.
After a beloved Oakland dog Pepper died Saturday following an attack by two Cane Corsos, her family is seeking accountability as other East Bay dog owners share accounts of similar encounters with dogs and an owner matching their description.
Iryna Gorb, a Ukrainian immigrant who was violently arrested by ICE at SFO in July and held for seven weeks, is selling drawings she made in detention to raise money for women she met there who are still fighting to get out.
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