You know the long-vacant, domed church building across from Dolores Park near 20th Street? It's long been rumored to be getting converted into residential units much like the brick church
Hell hath no fury like a husband scorned, and the Contra Costa Times has the story of one particularly hellish husband who, following a breakup, allegedly exacted his vengeance upon his onetime groomsmen
A 33-year-old English teacher at an East Palo Alto high school has pled not guilty to charges of committing lewd acts on minors, saying that the students who claim they were
Well, this is a strange one. Late Monday evening an unidentified man broke into a Mission District fabric store and proceeded to trash the place before setting an interior bathroom ablaze. The store,
We've got some more Super Bowl intrigue for you today: The Super Bowl 50 Host Committee has received millions of dollars in contributions from both individuals and organizations as it prepares
A five-year-old exploring around a beach near Fort Bragg last week came across a glass bottle with an adorable message inside, and after the boy's mother and local news
In honor of the golden anniversary of the Super Bowl, i.e. Super Bowl 50, which will be taking over San Francisco in T-minus 23 days, North Beach pizza man Tony Gemignani
An inauguration of a city's mayor is supposed to be a time of celebration, of excitement for the future, and of pride and joy. But when you're Ed Lee,
Lumosity, a series of brain-training games founded in 2005 and based right here in the App-alachia of San Francisco, has agreed to pay $2 million for making false claims that its
That the leader of a Bay Area dirt bike gang might actually be a Marin County Sheriff's deputy was brought to the public's attention late last month after an
The 24-year-old sister of the nine-year-old boy who was killed Sunday in Yuba County by her three pit bulls spoke to the media Monday evening and is shattered by
Remember how we told you to feed your Christmas tree to the goats? Well, nix that plan. As you might recall, local goat-powered landscaping company City Grazing had teamed up with the
* A downed tree has slowed down the 14 this morning. [KRON4] * Northwestern University is opening a branch of their journalism school in SF. [Poynter] * Big Yahoo investor seeks management changes. [Associated Press] * Muni-
Following through on achieving healthy fitness goals is easier said than done. Chances are at some time in your life you’ve made a New Year’s resolution- and then broken it. No
* Parking meter fees might soon go up for everyone, not just credit card users, after Visa calls out SFMTA for violating an agreement. [Examiner] [CBS 5] * More details on the Sacred Heart (Church
All has ended well for couple who got stranded by tide waters near #BayBridge. They drove off "embarrassed" #abc7now pic.twitter.com/Pp1NEJIoCr — Katie Utehs (@KatieUtehs) January 5, 2016 A potentially
It sure has been wet out there, hasn't it? And, as you've probably heard, it's supposed to rain a lot more. So, as you stare glumly out
San Francisco Chronicle star columnist C.W. Nevius has the unfortunate habit of casting himself in the role of hero in his own stories. And a new blog post from him is no
Brimming with hopes and dreams for 2016? Get out there and fulfill them, if those dreams include going to a lot of sweet events, of which these below represent a few. TUESDAY, JANUARY
You've waited this long for the perfect, paradigmatic bagel to arrive in San Francisco, what's another few months? Originally slated for a December opening, following an earlier delay caused
Facebook needs us. It needed us at the beginning to create the "network effect": friends flocking together to see and be seen. But now it needs us more than ever, as
The social media platform Twitter is known for many things, but its most defining feature is the 140 character limit imposed upon everyone's hourly thoughts. So it's understandable that
Has it really been five years? In fact, it almost has been five years since James Murphy and LCD Soundsystem did a series of farewell shows at Terminal 5 in New York, following
280 sb extension north of Cesar Chavez flooding in #1 and #2 lanes. Proceed with caution. pic.twitter.com/pFaLNI2Fvx — CHP San Francisco (@CHPSanFrancisco) January 5, 2016 As you can see from the
Embodying the story of the artist that can't afford San Francisco but finds refuge in Oakland, owners of Market Street's Flax Art & Design have announced that the business
