Breed is walking back some initial perceived support of the SFPD raid on journalist Bryan Carmody's home, teachers are on strike in Union City, and a Utah man was arrested for making threats to shoot YouTube employees.

PG&E says it could put San Francisco in a blackout if it shuts off high-voltage transmission lines to prevent wildfires elsewhere, and the DA has dropped all charges against a cable car operator accused of pocketing fares.

A man was fatally shot in the Western Addition this morning, Willie Brown poo-poos Kamala's campaign, and a pet-sitter is caught misbehaving on camera.

Rainy weather could impact grape crops, Warriors win Game 2, and another whale dies of malnutrition.

The FBI has stepped in after a string of six shootings this week, some likely connected, in Richmond; and SFPD Chief Bill Scott defended the raid on freelance journalist Bryan Carmody's home in front of the Police Commission.

City College may have been overpaying faculty, a proposed law to double affordable housing fees paid by office developers, and Facebook changes live-streaming rules.

A big rig carrying cooking oil caught fire and shut down lanes of the westbound I-580 bridge connector Tuesday morning, and PG&E execs are being forced by a judge to tour Paradise and San Bruno.

A pedestrian was killed by a bus in the Tenderloin on Saturday, a proposed hydroelectric plant south of Yosemite is causing controversy, and a big antitrust case against Apple can move forward, says SCOTUS.

Saturday night's Amber Alert about a three-year-old girl in a carjacked vehicle ended with the girl safe and a suspect arrested, and there's a BBQ'n While Black event at Lake Merritt today marking the one-year anniversary of the BBQ Becky incident.

Die-off of gray whales is highly unusual even for a mild El Nino year, Pete Buttigieg was in SF for a fundraiser, and a James Comey tweet sets conspiracy Twitter on fire.

Florence Fang has filed her discrimination suit in the Flintstones House case, Munchery has sold its food service facility at auction, and what to expect from Uber's IPO day.

Google's I/O conference kicks off today in Mountain View, the Golden Gate Bridge was a mess during last night's commute, and residents of Gilbert Street complain about Adachi name change.

A 19-year-old Oakland man was arrested for a shooting on a San Luis Obispo County beach, Angela Alioto had her house egged, and Impossible Burgers are in high demand.

Angela Alioto is being asked to step down from the local Democratic Party for the use of a racial slur, police shot and killed a suspect in San Jose, and Steph Curry had another bad night.

A crash involving a tour bus and four other vehicles has left at least one dead, the Ghost Ship defense is trying to block the prosecution's first witness, and the Flower Mart saga continues.

A shooting at 22nd and Bartlett left a man seriously injured, a 3.4 earthquake in Calistoga, and a high-speed rail project report.

A 26-year-old man was arrested for allegedly torching an Uber building, a shooting in an Emeryville hotel, and Sonoma restaurant are hurting for staff following wildfires.

Beto was in the Parkside this morning, Kevin Durant helped the Warriors win Game 1 against the Rockets, and pics from DogFest in Duboce Park.

There were reportedly a lot of herpes outbreaks at Coachella this year, a small earthquake rattled the East Bay this morning, and the fight over People's Park in Berkeley continues after 50 years.