A cyclist from Seattle is documenting his cross-country road trip on TikTok, which he began at the Golden Gate Bridge, and he aims to reach New York City within a month.
Convicted killer Nima Momeni and his new attorney — new as of last summer, at least — were due back in court Friday for an evidentiary hearing in Momeni's appeal on the basis of racial or ethnic bias.
Grocery Outlet opened its newest San Francisco location Thursday on the edge of North Beach and Fisherman’s Wharf, ahead of the company’s 80th anniversary this weekend.
The MLB All-Star Game is officially headed to San Francisco in two years; opponents of the Marina Safeway redevelopment have a new tactic; the Solano County DA is seeking to try to the Fairfield High graduation shooting suspect as an adult.
A new local paper that’s run solely by AI agents is bristling feathers; the SFPD is seeking assistance solving a 2006 homicide; and the dahlia became SF’s official flower back in 1926, and now’s the time to check them out.
A former private beach property near Half Moon Bay once owned by musician Chris Isaak is opening Monday as a new 58-acre public park, giving visitors official access to Tunitas Creek Beach for the first time.
A new wine bar has come to the Castro, with an array of international wines by the glass or bottle, in addition to small plates and cocktails, and it's on the top floor of the nine-year-old private social club The Academy.
Muni riders can now report and track harassment through a new tool called “Eyes on Board,” designed to give victims a voice and provide the public with resources on supporting fellow riders and improving transit safety.
The city of Oakland has agreed to pay one of its highest-ever legal settlements to the family of a 28-year-old man who was killed four years ago in a crash that was indirectly caused by a chase initiated by two rookie Oakland police officers.
Tesla appears to be testing its latest semi-autonomous taxi model in San Francisco, and in an effort to stand out from the competition, it has been painted gold.
Construction at the long-stalled Touchless Car Wash site at Divisadero and Oak streets is set to begin later this year, as Greystar, the largest developer in the US, has acquired the project from the previous builder.
There was a spate of cellphone thefts at this year's Outside Lands, as there probably have been at multiple years' editions of the festival. But maybe the SFPD will investigate this time as it looks like an organized crime ring.
Two employees have separately sued the exclusive San Francisco club known as The Battery, alleging wage and labor violations, with one worker also accusing the company of allowing years of harassment and discrimination tied to his disability.
Some of the city's highest paid employees are part of the San Francisco Sheriff's Office, with overtime pay driving overall compensation well into the high six figures for dozens of deputies and lieutenants — as well as for SFPD officers.
A 3.8M earthquake struck near San Leandro Thursday morning; the Timber Fire has grown to 4,245 acres in Big Sur; and hundreds packed a town hall meeting with Sen. Adam Schiff in Santa Rosa last night.
One person was shot and wounded in SF's Western Addition on Wednesday; a new cost estimate is in for reopening the Great Highway; and a wildfire has broken out in Tahoe National Forest called the Talbot Fire.
In an effort to address significant delays at SFO caused by a ban on parallel-runway landings in March, the FAA is now allowing staggered arrivals on clear days, which will increase the number of arrivals from 36 per hour to 42.
The team behind the Great Dickens Christmas Fair is launching a Gold Rush-era immersive experience at Pier 35 called San Francisco Historium Spotlight later this month, which they aim to make an annual event.
A jury has awarded $33 million to the young twin girls who were orphaned in a tragic 2022 crash in Redwood City, in which two young men in a street race caused the violent collision along El Camino Real.
Two of three Castro neighborhood bars that have been using Patronscan technology at the door to improve security say that they are pausing their use of it due to privacy concerns raised by the LGBTQ community.
More details have emerged in the mysterious killing of a San Francisco teenager three years ago, as a judge is about to decide if the accused killer should be tried as an adult.
An East Bay developer announced plans to build a 20,000-square-foot data center in downtown Oakland, which would support AI and robotics research at a much larger “innovation campus” a block away.
The woman who was found dead on Market Street last Friday morning after a collision involving a scooter and another vehicle has been identified as a 32-year-old San Francisco resident.
A 26-year-old man was recently convicted of several charges for violently sexually assaulting a woman last year during a late-night Muni bus ride after the rest of the passengers had exited.
Thousands of San Jose city workers may be headed for a strike; jury selection has begun in Meta's federal trial in Oakland over social media addiction; and Big Sur is once again being isolated by a natural disaster.
