SF News Monday Morning Headlines: Man Killed In Stockton Mass Shooting ID'd By Relative The 21-year-old victim in Saturday's mass shooting at a child's birthday party in Stockton has been ID'd; a motorcyclist was killed Sunday in a crash on I-80 in Berkeley; and BART police say they are beefing up patrols for the holiday season.
SF News 19th Avenue Repaving Project to Start Creating Traffic Nightmares on Monday Cue more complaints about the Great Highway being closed! A project to repave 19th Avenue means that a major north-west route through the city — and part of Highway 1 — will see lane closures lasting a full year.
SF News Post-Thanksgiving Headlines: No Santa at Macy's This Year There was a series of small earthquakes early Friday centered near Gilroy; thieves targeted a Great Wolf Lodge parking lot; and there won't be an in-store Santa at Macy's in Union Square for the first time in 80 years.
SF News Day Around the Bay: National Guard Members Shot, Critically Wounded In DC Two National Guard members doing a routine patrol in DC were shot and critically wounded today; SF supportive housing providers worry about HUD cuts; and the annual Great Dickens Christmas Fair has kicked off at the Cow Palace.
SF News Federal Judge Orders ICE to Stop Holding Immigrants at 630 Sansome Due to Inhumane Conditions A federal judge has ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to cease detaining immigrants at its downtown San Francisco facility due to unsanitary and inhumane conditions in the facility.
SF News Victim In Ingleside Home Invasion Homicide Identified as 38-Year-Old Woman Some more information has emerged about the Sunday home-invasion robbery in Ingleside that resulted in a homicide, and the suspect has now been charged with murder.
SF News Thanksgiving Eve Headlines: Foreigners to Be Charged Extra to Enter Yosemite A 4.0M earthquake and several smaller ones struck Gilroy this a.m.; a man was shot and critically wounded in North Oakland; and we can look forward to sunny, mild weather through the Thanksgiving holiday.
SF News After Daughter's Crusade For the Truth, an 81-Year-Old Bay Area Man Has Been Arrested for His Wife's 1982 Murder A cold case that has lingered on for over 40 years, in part because it was in the hands of a tiny police department in Foster City that was likely ill equipped to investigate it, may finally be nearing justice for the victim.
SF News Civic Center BART Station Reopens After Equipment Explosion; Single-Tracking Causing Major Systemwide Delays The Civic Center BART station was closed as of around 11:30 am Tuesday due to what BART called an "equipment problem on the track," and train delays were developing on all lines as a result.
SF News Arrest Made In Ingleside Burglary Turned Homicide San Francisco police have made an arrest in a shocking burglary that turned deadly on Sunday afternoon.
SF News Tuesday Morning Topline: Dense Fog Envelops Bay and Central Valley A Dense Fog Advisory was issued early Tuesday; Sebastopol mistakenly approves a new Little Caesar's location; and a 141-year-old Galapagos tortoise has died at the San Diego Zoo.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Man Killed By Freight Train Was Reported Missing A man killed by a freight train in Oakland last week was a missing elderly man with dementia; a Union City woman was arrested for shooting a 17-year-old boy; and the Pentagon has opened an investigation into Senator Mark Kelly.
Arts & Entertainment Downtown First Thursdays Funded For 2026 With $2 Million From Chris Larsen, Gap Heirs The success of the past year and a half of Downtown First Thursdays events has encouraged the event's backers to go full-throttle into next year, guaranteeing that the monthly street party will go on.
SF News SF Native Mysteriously Disappears In Nevada Desert A 34-year-old from the Bay Area who has been living in Brooklyn has now been missing for a week, and their last known location — in a remote area near Las Vegas — makes little sense to his friends and family.
SF News Suspect In Cloverdale Homicide Found Dead After Standoff With Sonoma Deputies A suspect in a deadly Saturday shooting in Cloverdale ended up in a standoff with Sonoma County sheriff's deputies early Sunday morning that ended with the suspect being found dead inside a home.
SF News Thief Steals a Reported $11M In Cryptocurrency, Plus Laptop, In Home Invasion Near Dolores Park A robbery suspect posing as a delivery person forced their way into a victim's home Saturday morning at gunpoint, and made off with a major crypto haul.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: More Equipment Troubles Plague BART BART service was impacted again by equipment troubles early Monday; 19 women are accusing the SF Sheriff's Department of illegal strip searches; and Trump is unveiling some sort of healthcare plan.
SF Politics Rep. Eric Swalwell Officially Launches Campaign for California Governor Liberal East Bay Congressman and one-time presidential candidate Eric Swalwell is joining the increasingly crowded race to become the next governor of California.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: BART Service Impacted By Vandalism In East Bay BART service was halted between Hayward and Berryessa this morning due to apparent vandalism; the boyfriend of a woman who went missing in Santa Cruz is denying involvement; and there's a MAGA "invasion" event being planned at Disneyland.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Go Eat This: Scallion Fry Bread and Hot Honey Chicken at Arquet The bustling new restaurant Arquet has opened its doors in the former Slanted Door space at the Ferry Building. And Chef Alex Hong has gone from cooking subtle and delicate prix-fixe plates to bold and inspired, craveable modern dishes.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New Castro Bar Rikki's to Host Lesbian Pie-Eating Contest It won't be the first lesbian pie-eating contest in all the land, but it will be the first that we know of in San Francisco, when Rikki's hosts the event this weekend.
SF Politics Connie Chan Officially In, London Breed Out In Race For Pelosi's House Seat The race to fill Nancy Pelosi's big shoes in Congress just gained an official candidate and lost another who hinted at a run two weeks ago.
SF News Infant Hospitalized In SF After Apparent Fentanyl Overdose An infant was taken to the hospital in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon following an accidental fentanyl overdose, and two adults linked to the overdose were arrested.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Another Small Earthquake Rattles San Ramon A 3.2M quake rumbled under San Ramon Thursday morning, part of a 10-day swarm; I-80 in Solano County is getting an express toll lane; and the rain that passed through this morning should be the last for a bit.
SF News Day Around the Bay: More Bay Area Residents Slip Into Poverty The SFUSD has made interim Superintendent Maria Su permanent; a possible kidnapping at UC Berkeley was deemed a hoax; and a new report finds the percentage of Bay Area residents living in poverty on the rise.
