A man was killed in a shooting outside a Pleasant Hill sports bar early Monday; a high-wind advisory is in effect until 11 p.m.; and the year's most important measurement of the Sierra snowpack happens today.
Two SF residents, Danesha Morales, 26, and Breanna Lewis, 36, are accused of setting a fire to their former residence in the North Bay that caused $200,000 of damage.
A Watsonville woman died after her car went off an embankment near Seacliff State Beach in Aptos; the 49ers' famous tight end helped wrestler Pat McAfee take down WWE champion the Mix; and Mum's Cafe in Japantown is closing its doors.
At 1:04 p.m. Saturday, on Golden Gate Avenue, a victim was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and later died in the hospital.
The new trains' automatic control system applies fail-safe brakes when sensors detect spinning wheels on wet tracks, causing all the wheels to go flat and suffer uneven wear — and no permanent fix is in sight.
The old time capsule contained a bible, newspapers, and a directory, and a new one will be buried with an iPhone, an Armenian Bible, a face mask, issues of the San Francisco Chronicle, and more.
The first 3.0-M quake had its epicenter right near the Oakland Zoo in Knowland Park around 9:30 a.m.; an investigation found that California's flavored tobacco ban isn't being enforced; and popular dumpling restaurant Dumpling Home is getting a second storefront.
A teen suspect has been arrested on suspicion of murdering two Berkeley brothers last year; Young elephant seals are back at Drakes Beach in Point Reyes; and a pair of Sacramentans allegedly killed a man, waited a few days, and dumped his remains near Vacaville.
Ugh. Two and a half years after we learned that longtime 11th Street stalwart Don Ramon's was in some financial trouble, the family that owns the restaurant announced that it is closing as of Friday, March 31.
If you care one way or the other over the controversy regarding the Castro Theatre's seats, you may want to carve out some time to speak up at a crucial hearing on the matter this Monday afternoon at 1:30 p.m.
There's some exciting news up in Pac Heights, where chef Matthew Accarrino has just opened a second restaurant around the corner from the stellar SPQR, and it's called Mattina.
Less than a year after the opening of the first Bay Area location of popular chicken-finger chain Raising Cane's in East Oakland, that location has decided to close its dining room to patrons out of safety concerns.
These majestic Ladakh urial wild sheep are highly endangered, and some Sacramento-area big game hunter was indicted by the feds for allegedly killing and smuggling eight of them through SFO with forged papers claiming they were some other species.
The broader public, surviving victims, and victims' families have remained baffled for five and a half years by the motivations of Stephen Paddock, who perpetrated the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history on October 1, 2017.
An estimated 6,000 East Oakland PG&E customers were without power between 3:30 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. Friday morning, all because of the wreckage caused by a 125 mph chase on I-880 near Fruitvale.
Three men in their 20s surrendered to police after leading them on a high-speed chase for miles down Highway 101 Thursday night, following an alleged armed robbery at a Safeway store in
California has been granted a waiver from the feds to begin setting new emissions standards for semi trucks; a man shot in Oakland came to SF for hospital care Thursday; and there remains a small possibility of a spring storm next week.
The Antioch Police Dept. is facing a scandal involving 16 officers; Twitter Blue-Check D-Day is April 1; and Donald Trump is now the first president in U.S. history to be brought up on criminal charges after leaving office.
The Board of Supervisors apparently approved a liquor license transfer for the big-box booze retailer Total Wine & More to move into the now-vacated Office Max at 14th and Harrison Streets, though the state ABC has not approved the license yet.
It's become a complicated and perhaps pointless exercise for the State of California to enforce a ban on funding travel to 23 states with anti-LGBTQ laws now in effect, and a lesbian lawmaker is hoping to lift the ban soon.
The dazzling LED forest titled Entwined at Peacock Meadow is still up well past its original March 12 removal date, but it’s coming down after a Sunday night closing party with the Extra Action Marching Band.
Tulare Lake, which used to have ferries going across it and was reportedly four times the size of Lake Tahoe, reemerged this winter in Tulare and Kings Counties, swamping farmland that has been in use for decades.
As Major League Baseball tries to redefine itself and draw more viewership by speeding up the game, the Giants are, once again, a superstar-less team hoping to catch lighting in a bottle.
Here’s a twist in the law enforcement narrative about the fentanyl trade, as the 20-year executive director of the San Jose Police Officers’ Association has been criminally charged for importing and distributing “thousands of opioid and other pills” including fentanyl.
Wildlife officials are bracing for more human-bear encounters than ever as this snow-covered spring in the Tahoe area is going to make for more challenging foraging for the hungry animals.
