Dumpling Kitchen is about to open in Noe Valley, a Swedish hot dog pop-up is popping up in the Sunset, and Che Fico's Italian deli and market is opening next week in Menlo Park.
The law school is mad about the drug use and tent encampments around its campus located in the Tenderloin; Mayor London Breed is gearing up for a potential election against Board of Supervisors Prez Peskin; and SF’s speed cameras locations have been announced.
Nima Momeni's defense lawyers' first gambit, to get his trial moved out of San Francisco, has not paid off, with the judge in the case ruling Friday on the change of venue request.
The 85-year-old Financial District Irish pub Harrington’s is reopening in time for St. Patrick’s Day weekend! That highlights three days of parades, parties, Irish food fare, and of course DUI checkpoints.
Having come out the other side of the media wringer from her testimony in 2018's confirmation hearing of Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford has published a memoir titled 'One Way Back.'
A huge win for self-identified bimbos everywhere, as the First District Court of Appeal ruled on Thursday that yes, one can legally change their name to “Candi Bimbo Doll.”
Classic pieces of cinema have a way of becoming sacrosanct — like holy texts that are meant to be studied and revered, but never questioned, and certainly never parodied. Still, though, Alfred Hitchcock's much acclaimed early spy thriller 'The 39 Steps' from 1939 is ripe for mockery.
The Potrero Power Station Redevelopment project, now six years in the making, may have an anchor tenant for its life sciences building, and it's none other than UCSF.
Seven UC Berkeley students completed what appears to be the all-time record by riding through all 50 BART stations in less than six hours, and they’re being verified to be awarded the Guinness World Record for the fastest BART speedrun ever.
While the recall campaign against her just hit a signature snag, Alameda County DA Pamela Price is also getting some bad publicity today over some wrongful termination claims from former employees.
78 of the 80 individuals arrested in connection with a Gaza ceasefire protest that took place on the westbound Bay Bridge during APEC week last November are going to be serving five hours of community service in punishment for the disruption.
Alameda County will conduct a hand count of the over 123,000 signatures submitted in the Pamela Price recall; street-cleaning requests have been down significantly in the Mission since the vending ban; and a search for a missing teen in Stockton was suspended on its second day.
A stretch of I-680 in Pleasanton will be closed for repairs this weekend; Girl Scout Cookie season is being extended for another week; and Berkeley is returning a sacred plot of land to the Ohlone people.
A 39-year-old Daly City man is no longer a Lyft driver after he allegedly punched a rider who he perceived to be Jewish at SF International Airport, and now he’s facing a possible 10-year prison sentence on federal hate crime charges.
Two hotels in the Tenderloin, the Phoenix and Best Western, as well as a group of residents, have filed a lawsuit against the city that's similar to one filed four years ago by UC Hastings.
2023 Pulitzer Prize finalist ‘The Far Country’ makes its way to the Bay Area stage, with a brutal depiction of what it took for Chinese immigrants to enter San Francisco in the early 1900s.
Vice President Kamala Harris became the first vice president or president ever to visit an abortion clinic on Thursday, stopping in at a Planned Parenthood in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Barbecue chef Matt Horn announced Thursday morning that, following yet another theft at his burned-out restaurant, he will not be reopening the business in that Mandela Parkway location.
As robberies of postal carriers skyrocket in the Bay Area and nationwide, the Postal Service is up in arms over one suspect who committed an armed robbery of a mail carrier and only got a 30-day sentence.
The much anticipated new mid-Market food hall from IKEA's mall outfit Ingka Centres is almost set to open, and we now have the fully fleshed-out details of what you'll find inside.
San Francisco gained population in 2023, while most of the surrounding Bay Area lost population, though SF’s fraction-of-a-percentage-point increase still indicates a slow population rebound from the pandemic.
Acclaimed Finnish conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen has announced his departure from the San Francisco Symphony after the upcoming season, after a tenure that has lasted only four years.
The Oakland Police Department says that it's deploying more officers in response to the uptick in crime, but department-wide response times still lag.
A pedestrian was struck and killed early Thursday on I-280 in Daly City; another Boeing jet made an emergency landing at LAX; and it's going to be a gusty day around the Bay with some high winds predicted.
Warriors star Steph Curry reveals that he has political ambitions post-basketball; BART is being lauded by the Biden Administration for Narcan deployment; and former CNN anchor Don Lemon has parted ways with Elon Musk's X after an apparently contentious interview with Musk.
