Those heading to Outside Lands next weekend can start strategizing about sets they need to see, and lamenting about the impossible choices that inevitably arise with schedule conflicts. Also, this year's slate of special, limited-edition menu items is out.
Sideshows started popping up in the unexpected neighborhood of the normally not-at-all rowdy Outer Sunset in May, and now the district’s Supervisor Joel Engardio has had speed bumps installed there in hopes of bringing the donuts to a halt.
A murder charge was filed this week in a case from last weekend in which a man was fatally stabbed near SF's Ingleside district, not far from the campus of City College.
A husband and wife in Redwood City are facing human trafficking charges relating to their alleged treatment of a nanny they hired from China.
The former "Monster in the Mission” condo project is now slated to be 100% affordable housing, but some residents tried to block the project over housing so many of the formerly homeless. The SF Board of Supervisors shot down their appeal.
There seems to be no more love for Horn Barbecue at the Chronicle, just a few years after the paper — and multiple national publications — crowned it one of the best restaurants in the Bay Area.
Former Vice President and Bay Area native Kamala Harris will not be throwing her hat in the ring for the California governor's race next year, as she had been widely expected to do. But does that mean she's going to run for president again?
Another Castro restaurant has suffered a temporary closure by the city's health department over a vermin infestation, but it appears to have addressed the problem.
We have the puzzling optics of an openly gay SF supervisor wanting to repeal the city’s domestic partner benefits law, but Supervisor Matt Dorsey says he’s just trying to save some money on city contracts.
The Contra Costa County mother who cooperated with authorities in the investigation of her ex-boyfriend, a Delta pilot, has now also been arrested in connection with the sexual abuse of her daughter over a five-year span.
The tsunami threat has passed without any damage on the California coast following Tuesday's Russian earthquake; a man was found shot in his car in Oakland; and five Planned Parenthood clinics in CA will remain closed.
SF is currently under a Tsunami Watch; Trump made a pretty self-incriminating remark on the Epstein matter; and SF immigrants are being whisked off to an ICE detention center 3,000 miles away in Hawaii.
Retired 76-year-old schoolteacher Darlene Scalf was visiting Oakland from Louisiana when she was killed by a hit-and-run driver the morning of July 13, and the driver was allegedly intoxicated and is now facing murder charges.
The SF Democratic Party may be packed with moderates who support Supervisor Joel Engardio, but they’re leaving him twisting in the wind for now, and declining to vote for another month on whether to endorse for or against the recall.
San Francisco Police Department divers were able to recover an Uzi-style automatic rifle from the Bay waters on Tuesday.
A ten-vehicle crash on northbound 101 in San Francisco Tuesday afternoon led to some police activity as CHP officers pursued a driver who allegedly tried to flee the crash scene.
The largest public art installation in Golden Gate Park history was lit up and started breathing bubbles Monday night, as the 100-foot-long sea dragon sculpture called Naga now rules the roost over Rainbow Falls Pond.
In something akin to a Burning Man performance, a trio of jokers dressed up like flight attendants and pushed a beverage cart through a BART train, with the logo saying BART Air.
A Delta pilot who was pulled off a plane by local authorities and federal agents at SFO Saturday night is implicated in the sexual abuse of a young girl in the East Bay over multiple years, and the girl's mother was also allegedly involved.
That attack by what appeared to witnesses to be a group of teenagers in Rincon Hill may actually have been a group of tween and teen girls out making mayhem, and now two girls have been cited in a separate attack.
The man shot and killed early Saturday morning at an illegal nightclub in East Oakland has been identified as Fernando Castillo Rodriguez, a man in his early 20s who managed a bakery just two blocks from the shooting site.
The Reno gunman's death toll rises to three; a Pleasanton shooting may have stemmed from an accusation of animal abuse; and Nancy Pelosi was seen having a good time at Lady Gaga's Chase Center show.
A Palestinian teacher who tried to come to the Bay Area last month has been killed; Wag!, the pet-care company, has filed for bankruptcy; and there was a shooting today outside the Manhattan headquarters of the NFL.
Saturday’s “Steph Curry Day” promotion gave purported Steph Curry bobbleheads to thousands of fans, but you could forgive these fans for being confused and wondering who the heck this bobblehead is supposed to represent.
Continuing on former Mayor London Breed's efforts to attract a university to create a new satellite campus in SF's still semi-vacant downtown, Mayor Daniel Lurie's office is reportedly in talks with Nashville-based Vanderbilt University.
