The man killed outside the Warfield was a security guard; the Supreme Court heard its first arguments of the new term; and someone set off a huge stockpile of fireworks, all at once, on Ocean Beach on Saturday, as everyone in the neighborhood heard.
A federal judge has rejected the Oakland Catholic Diocese’s fourth bankruptcy plan, finding that its case for special treatment and some financial estimates fell short, sending the diocese and sexual abuse survivors back to negotiations.
In partnership with SF-based Planet Labs, Google launched a satellite carrying its custom AI chips into space Thursday to test whether AI data centers could one day operate in orbit, as the tech industry faces growing opposition to data centers on Earth.
A Morgan Hill man reportedly walked into San Jose's Good Samaritan Hospital on Saturday morning and announced that he had killed his wife, who was in a car outside.
A September fire that sent flames through the trees at San Francisco’s Buena Vista Park was one of 23 outdoor fires reported along the park’s perimeter over the past year, including five that were confirmed to have started inside the park.
Moviegoers in West San Jose got a scare that wasn't on the screen Saturday night when a group of police officers, including one with a large gun with a light on the end of it, stormed into a theater and stopped the show.
A Monterey County father and his 14-year-old daughter, who apparently gave birth by the side of the road in early August before allegedly killing the newborn infant, have been located and the father arrested in Mexico.
SF is bracing for 10 to 30 king tides this winter, as El Niño sends warm water toward the coast in the form of “Kelvin waves,” and Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency last month in anticipation of the potentially record-breaking weather.
After going months without a homicide in San Francisco, the last few days have brought three.
The Blue Angels have landed in Oakland ahead of their Fleet Week shows; the Marine Mammal Center is dealing with a lot of sick sea lions; and a Stanford professor has won the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
A blaze broke out at CaliBunga Water Park on Saturday afternoon after a pickup truck crashed into one of the property's fences, resulting in a brush fire that consumed a nearby water slide. The San Jose Fire Department's Arson Unit has been asked to investigate.
The two people found dead of gunshot wounds outside their Berkeley Hills home on Friday have been identified as married couple Bryan Walker and Michelle Min, best known for founding local women's fashion label Bryn Walker. Authorities continue to treat the matter as a potential murder-suicide.
Four people were injured in a boat crash near Rock Island in Richmond Marina; Bernie Sanders spoke in SF in support of the billionaire tax bill; and Tennessee's head of prisons resigned following last week's botched execution.
A man was pronounced dead at the hospital Saturday following a shooting outside San Francisco's Warfield Theater on Market Street, and witnesses say he was shot multiple times.
FDA inspectors say they detected cyclospora in two locations at a farm in Guanajuato, Mexico; the Golden State Valkyries clinched a deciding Game 3 playoff win; and cameras are now counting how many people used Sunset Dunes Park every day.
A married couple in their 60s was found dead of gunshot wounds in a possible murder-suicide in the Berkeley hills; 49ers owner Jed York has been fined and suspended for six games over his solicitation arrest in Ohio; and the Flydubai pilot in Wednesday's near-crash was known to have extremist views.
An airline pilot who was arrested last summer at SFO was convicted Monday of 20 counts of sexually abusing a child, while the girl’s mother was convicted on the same charges, and both now face up to 230 years to life.
Athanor arrives in Lower Pac Heights, Handroll Hawker opens its doors in Russian Hill, and Mama Ji's calls it quits after 15 years in the Castro, all in This Week in Food.
A public art installation will showcase Hunters Point Shipyard’s gigantic crane in a 40-minute multimedia light show starting next weekend, as part of the SF Arts Commission’s series celebrating monuments that honor under-recognized communities.
A new report commissioned by the state of California, examining the successes and failures of the firefighting effort in the Palisades and Eaton fires in Los Angeles last year suggests that cities must rethink how they plan for and combat wildfires in wildland-urban border areas.
One day after Trump hosted AI executives at the White House, all of whom he said made a “morally binding” agreement on AI safety, Newsom signed a slate of California AI laws, including a first-in-the-nation ban on AI-only firing decisions.
A building in the Financial District was the site of gunfire Friday morning, in an incident about which we currently only have scant details. No one was reportedly injured.
There's going to be a whole lot of Dolly love at this year's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, the free festival's 26th outing in Golden Gate Park.
One man was fatally shot Thursday evening in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood, marking the city's 19th homicide of the year to date.
New California laws signed by Governor Newsom crack down on improperly labeled e-bikes, impose new safety rules, and establish a pilot program in San Mateo County banning children under 12 from riding them.
