A woman was apparently run over and killed by her boyfriend after an argument Wednesday night in San Leandro, according to police. [KRON 4] An appeals court has ruled that law enforcement agencies

Why Facebook keeps pushing you to go 'live' with video. [Associated Press] San Francisco has become the proving grounds for AT&T’s leap into the newest frontier of wireless technology, and

Five men were arrested in an undercover ‘court sting’ after disobeying a judge’s orders not to drive. [KRON 4] Stanford University police issued a community alert after they arrested a man on

Prolific booze thieves nabbed. [KRON 4] Guess that's it for the Nextbit Robin. [CNet] More than 12 million passengers flew through Oakland International Airport in 2016. [SF Chronicle] Officials at San Francisco State

San Francisco has restricted permits for cannabis cultivators for the next six months. [SF Examiner] Over 20 activists with a global grassroots animal rights network interrupted a Saturday night showing of A Dog’

A suspect is in jail Thursday night after two San Rafael bike shop owners took justice into their own hands. [KRON 4] Craigslist founder Craig Newmark is donating $500,000 to help curb

These are the tech jobs that pay women the most. [SF Business Times] A man shot by police in San Francisco earlier this month is back in the hospital. [Bay City News] Groups

Police are looking for two men who are allegedly involved in an armed robbery on the UC Berkeley campus. [KRON 4] Google's messaging strategy is just a mess. [Wired] Plans to raze the

Seven pups dumped in pouring rain are rescued. [KRON 4] Mark Zuckerberg believes there's a misunderstanding about a series of lawsuits he has filed over land he purchased in Hawaii. [CNet] Sisters get

Despite the San Francisco Unified School District’s efforts to reform discipline, a 19-year-old student who defended his sister during a fight at their high school may be expelled for threatening a school

A historic church on Capp Street is slated for conversion into residential units. [Mission Local] The accreditation crisis may have come to an end for City College of San Francisco on Friday, but

The Coast Guard says it has resumed a search for a father and his young son after a wave swept them to sea from an Oregon beach. [Associated Press] The SFPL is on

Gas prices in the Bay Area and throughout California climbed appreciably over the past month. [KRON 4] The San Francisco Police Commission has elected Julius Turman as its new president. [Bay City News]

An Oakland City Councilmember is receiving some backlash for a joke made while a shooting took place. [KRON 4] Apple's AirPods have been on sale for less than a month, but they're already

The San Francisco Board of Education has a fresh set of leaders to guide it as it selects the next superintendent of public schools. [SF Examiner] SF startup gathers nation’s Medicaid data

30-story tower with over 200 residential units planned for Howard Street. [SocketSite] San Francisco’s major undertaking to rebuild public housing sites is expected to advance this week. [SF Examiner] Competition from Google

Joe Biden's in town today. [KRON 4] London Breed became president of the Board of Supervisors on Monday for a second term. [SF Examiner] SF company wants to make digital license plates that

CA assembly member Phil Ting introduced a state bill on Thursday that would give the California Department of Motor Vehicles more ways to go after companies that illegally operate autonomous vehicles. [CNet] Looking

The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect in Cupertino who allegedly hit a patrol car with a stolen car. [KRON 4] Two East Oakland residents are suing the

Time is running out for Faraday Future’s ambitious plan to crack the U.S. auto industry and take on Tesla. [Wall Street Journal] Meanwhile, Tesla has missed their fourth-quarter vehicle delivery target.

As Muni street collisions rise, crime on buses is reportedly down. [SF Examiner] Housing bidding wars in San Francisco plummeted in 2016 as softening demand and more inventory have given buyers more space

Police recognize BMW belonging to suspect in identity theft case, haul her in. [Bay City News] Proposed development in SF hits a four-year low. [SocketSite] Here are some photos of animals from the

A wild-life animal care agency rehabilitated and will return a bobcat back to its natural habitat Thursday evening in Marin County. [KRON 4] [Wired] has "Your 5 Totally Achievable Security Resolutions for the

Uber driver discovers underage prostitution in Elk Grove. [CNN] East Coast man donating menorah to replace the one stolen from Washington Square Park. [ABC 7] ACC officer rescues stranded kitty. [CBS 5] The