California's Great America theme park to close after 2027 season; President Santiago Peña impeached and arrested in Paraguay; and lawsuit alleging 'The Pitt' ripped off 'ER' allowed to move forward.
After years of delays, quality problems, recalls, and sales that fell far short of Elon Musk’s predictions, Tesla is preparing to wind down the manufacturing of its douchiest of all vehicles, the Cybertruck.
In the first big White House shakeup following the disastrous-for-Republicans midterms, Trump's close advisor and chief of staff Susie Wiles is being replaced by Voldemort himself, Stephen Miller.
As she prepares to step down from Congress after nearly 40 years representing San Francisco, House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi will be feted at the Castro Theatre later this month, as the honoree of this year's Legends Awards, hosted by The Academy.
San Francisco police executed a search warrant Friday morning at the now notorious Sea Cliff manse that has served as a cushy squatters' haven for at least the past year.
An Oakland man was arrested last week on suspicion of secretly recording women and minors with concealed cameras near the UC Berkeley campus, including a device hidden in a Taco Bell Cantina bathroom and others attached to his shoes.
Organizers have canceled tonight's First Fridays event in Oakland, citing lack of funds; a man who stabbed his roommate in Daly City in 2001 is getting paroled; and Connie Chan campaigned as a progressive but her voters were largely not.
The firm chosen to purchase most of SF’s Westfield Centre mall may demolish it; BART’s Red Line experienced delays Thursday afternoon due to a person on the tracks; and the new elevator at the Castro Muni station has opened after three years.
Harmeet Dhillon resigned Thursday from the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, which she spent nearly two years reshaping around the Trump administration’s agenda, prompting a mass exodus of career attorneys and criticism from civil rights advocates.
Chanteuse, drag artist, and masterful performer Taylor Mac returned to the Bay Area for a pair of shows, one at Stanford last week, and a new concert event at the Curran on Friday.
SF's beloved live Bawdy Storytelling series could be coming to an end after 20 years, but there's a chance it could continue if enough people purchase livestream tickets to its sold-out Friday show or subscribe to its Patreon.
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