A KRON-4 security guard is in stable condition after being shot in Oakland, cult-hit microbrew Pliny the Younger will get an in-person release again, and the Indigenous Peoples Sunrise Gathering returns in-person Thursday after a COVID-19 hiatus.

A state housing department is making noise over the supes’ rejection of a 27-story high-rise, SFPD will face the music at a town hall over last week's police shooting, and a food worker protest aims to make SFO even more hairy on the day before Thanksgiving.

SF and federal authorities busted an alleged weapons trafficking ring, Hillary Clinton came to SF on Sunday to promote her new novel, and the Newsom family is off to Mexico for the Thanksgiving holiday.

A Chik Fil-A just opened in Daly City, there was a contentious hearing at City Hall over the canceled homeless drop-in center in the Haight, and a 40-year-old Sonoma County man just got sent to prison after his 10th DUI.

The whole nation is suffering from the same overdose crisis as SF, the DA throws the book at a woman accused of stealing $40,000 worth of stuff from a Target, and reviled sandwich franchise Chick-fil-A opens tomorrow just two miles from SF city limits.

Trump’s least favorite voting machine company Dominion Voting Systems has a monopoly here in SF, a Muni driver had a delightfully insightful take on the ‘Shang-Chi’ Muni bus fight, and Journey has a date at the Chase Center in March.

The upcoming special and recall elections in SF could cost $6.9 million, students at Lowell High School staged a walkout over sexual assault cases, and SF made at least $100K off of Ivy Getty's wedding.

A woman was injured in a shooting outside the Fox Theater in Oakland today, COVID deaths in California have largely shifted to rural counties with low vaccination rates, and Ellume is recalling its at-home COVID tests over false positives.

Wilma Chan, who has served on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors since 1994, was struck and killed by a motorist in Alameda; PG&E agrees to a Kincade fire settlement; and Dave Chappelle arrives in San Francisco tomorrow, likely to face a protest.

Oakland A's’ manager Bob Melvin dumps the team after 11 great seasons, new city administrator Carmen Chu is already taking knocks for enabling corruption, and Outside Lands is promising some sort of livestream.

The Board of Supes may seek to mandate paid sick leave for housecleaners and nannies, a man was shot and critically wounded in Hayes Valley/Lower Haight Saturday, and the estimated cost of BART's San Jose extension just shot up.

A retired OPD captain and head of the city's Ceasefire program was shot in a gun battle at a gas station Thursday, Harlan Kelly pleaded not guilty to new charges, and the Caldor Fire has reached 100% containment.

The dead man in the Phish concert fall on Sunday has been ID'd, fans continue to talk about how unsafe those upper levels of the Chase Center seem, and SF may try to sell the air rights belonging to City Hall for $45 million.

Parking near the ballpark is going for $120 tonight, the family member in the Richmond Police chief story is her daughter, and activists in Oakland were protesting the media's bias toward reporting missing white women stories.