There was a major traffic snarl in the East Bay Tuesday as CHP investigators shut down all southbound lanes of I-880 in the area of the Fremont-Milpitas border, looking for evidence in Saturday's fatal shooting of a five-year-old girl.
Thousands of little sea blobs called “by-the-wind sailors” have appeared on Orange County and Los Angeles-area beaches over the last couple of weeks, and biologists think their unusual arrival could mean there’s another El Niño brewing.
Perhaps it's a way of navigating Twitter's legal liabilities, perhaps it's a step toward creating a WeChat-esque "everything app," or perhaps it's a bit of both. But Elon Musk's lawyers now say that Twitter "no longer exists," and he tweeted just the letter "X."
The biennial North American, Central American, and Caribbean soccer tournament CONCACAF Gold Cup will return to Levi’s Stadium this summer, in advance of the Santa Clara venue hosting the 2026 World Cup.
A federal judge on Monday, fairly predictably, rejected Elizabeth Holmes's semi-final bid to delay her check-in date for prison, but no doubt her high-priced lawyers have one more appeal in them.
CHP is seeking the public's help in solving Saturday's fatal freeway shooting; a protest in Oakland over the prosecution of a 2021 freeway shooting that killed a child drew around 100 people; and Huntington Beach is attempting to fight their Housing Element obligations.
Dianne Feinstein has been absent from a whole lot of Senate votes in the last five weeks; the annual Cherry Blossom Festival is on in Japantown; and dumb twentysomethings are trying to get into bars using a picture of their ID on their phone.
Dogpatch will be getting its cornflake crunch on, as the popular ice cream shop with the unconventional flavors Humphry Slocombe will open another SF store at 22nd Street at Third Street.
Falcon mom Annie got her first hatchling to hatch on Monday afternoon, and there are three more eggs left to go!
The suspect in last week’s alleged Marina District crowbar attack of a former fire commissioner claims through his attorney that he was pepper-sprayed first, though DA Jenkins is not buying it, and has filed felony charges.
Perhaps to create another distraction so we pay less attention to other troubling behavior, Elon Musk has had the sign painted outside Twitter HQ on Market Street so that it looks like it says "Titter."
The Whole Foods at Trinity Place, at Eighth and Market in San Francisco, is closing its doors one year after opening there, with the company citing the horrible street conditions outside as the reason.
A gut-wrenching video is making the rounds on social media of a woman in crisis giving birth on a sidewalk near the Tenderloin, though thankfully the SF Fire Department says the woman and child are now both doing okay.
JFC, there were more than 50 Jesuses competing for the coveted Hunky Jesus title Sunday at the annual Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Easter party, including several ensemble-cast groups with puppets and stage productions.
A car careened off I-580 in Oakland Monday morning, flying off the freeway and crashing into an apartment building in the Upper Peralta Creek neighborhood.
A five-year-old girl who was riding in a car with her parents on the way to a family birthday dinner was fatally shot on I-880 in Fremont Saturday night.
In a season where so little seemed in their control (especially when they weren't playing at the Chase Center) the Warriors eked out just enough wins, controlling their destiny as the season ground to a close.
12 minibuses went up in flames Sunday night underneath the I-280 freeway in Potrero Hill; a protest is happening in Oakland over DA Pamela Price's handling of the Jasper Wu shooting case; and a CHP officer was struck and injured by a vehicle in Concord.
San Jose Police Chief Anthony Mata and San Jose City Councilmembers commented publicly on the investigation into ex-San Jose Police Officers' Association head Joanne Segovia.
Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe addressed the scandal Saturday, calling it "embarrassing" and saying it poses "a huge financial and legal liability" as racist texts jeopardize several cases.
If the Warriors lose their Sunday 12:30 p.m. game against the Blazers, they could still make playoffs via NBA play-in tournament; Chinatown's lanterns suffered wind damage from the winter storms and are facing major repairs; and police are investigating a West Oakland sideshow that drew 50 cars.
A crowd of nearly 100 people blocked traffic at the intersection of California and Gough streets to watch and photograph the famous sunrise.
The event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. is set to draw thousands for a rally at SF City Hall and march to Union Square, plus performances and a drag story hour.
Former 49ers star Aldon Smith has been sentenced to a year in jail for a DUI in 2021; Riley Gaines, outspoken critic of trans athletes, says she was physically assaulted on the SFSU campus; and Caltrain could face a deficit of $500 million in the next decade.
The legal decision would effectively restrict the sale of the medication, mifepristone, across the U.S.; a new survey found that 45% of female officers said they faced discrimination; and the San Jose POA fired civilian executive director, Joanne Segovia, who's accused of smuggling fentanyl.
