The folks at the Michelin Guide are doing something a bit unusual this season, teasing out a group of 17 new Bay Area restaurants that they say will be added to this year's California guide — though we don't know if any of these new entries will be getting stars.
The feds continue to convict and put away drug dealers at various levels in the food chain who worked the streets of San Francisco's Tenderloin. And while others likely quickly moved in to replace them, this is perhaps taking some fentanyl off the streets?
Billionaire Bill Gates, serving as a counterpoint to fellow billionaire and noted crypto enthusiast Elon Musk, had some choice words Tuesday for the currently tanking cryptocurrency and NFT universe.
The January 2021 killing of 84-year-old “Grandpa Vicha” Ratanapakdee in San Francisco had its first preliminary hearing at the Hall of Justice Tuesday, with the victim’s loved ones and their supporters rallying outside beforehand.
A seemingly small fire broke out just after noon Wednesday at a residence on Clipper Street in Dolores Heights, near the edge of Noe Valley.
The Southern California man who was charged last week with attempting to murder or kidnap Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh at his Maryland home, was convinced to call 911 after texting his sister about his intentions.
Even if you were not among the people who contributed to the 1.65 million+ viewing hours 'Squid Game' accumulated in its first month after premiering, you’ve likely heard at least something about it. Now, there’s another show that could absorb and shock viewers: 'Squid Game: The Challenge.'
The feds are demanding that Laguna Honda hospital present a plan to close down and move nearly 700 patients out, and the Board of Supervisors grilled Laguna Honda’s leadership Tuesday on whether this DEFCON 1 scenario could actually happen.
Depressingly, it's been one year since California "reopened" and declared the pandemic nearly over; an hours-long standoff ended in five arrests for child endangerment in Campbell; and two Bay Area counties see their COVID numbers spike again.
The temporary SF Public Library Mission Branch opens on Valencia Street Saturday, significant legal rulings come down in the San Jose exorcism case, and the SF-founded crypto company that blew a ton of money on the QR code Super Bowl ad just slashed 20% of their workforce.
Supervisors Chan, Mar, and Peskin hit the steps of City Hall Tuesday to propose a $118 million Asian and Pacific Islander Equity Fund, which is a big ask, though similar to the current African-American community reinvestment fund.
New Breed-appointed District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey introduced his first high-profile bill, a ‘Right to Recovery’ measure, establishing areas near drug recovery facilities as ‘designated priorities’ for law enforcement.
Sitting courtside at the Chase Center Monday night there were plenty of celebs taking in Game 5 of the NBA Finals. But there was none bigger, arguably, than Jay-Z, who was there cheering on the Warriors alongside daughter Blue Ivy Carter.
A strip of International Boulevard near Lake Merritt that is packed with Vietnamese-owned businesses says they’re seeing a surge in crime, and want the same help from City Hall given to Oakland’s Chinatown.
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren has, in the course of her career, been on the inside of the impeachments of three presidents, but she says that what the House January 6th Committee has been engaged in is still unprecedented for Congress.
A 32-year-old man was shot and killed Monday night in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood.
When openly trans 'Jeopardy!' champion Amy Schneider threw the first pitch for Saturday night’s Giants game, the Fox Sports Network played someone else’s first pitch instead — footage that was two days old.
With a 104-94 win last night, the Dubs are one win away from the mountaintop heading back to Boston for Game 6 on Thursday.
Would-be new owner of a newly privatized Twitter, Elon Musk, is set to address the company's employees directly on Thursday for the first time since making his buyout offer in April, and he'll be taking questions.
A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in East Palo Alto last night, the 22-year-old anti-abortion activist who climbed Salesforce Tower last month just climbed a skyscraper in Oklahoma City, and Britney Spears's ex Jason Alexander is set to be extradited to Napa to face felony grand theft charges.
The win/loss margin for the Chesa Boudin recall is now down to 10 percentage points after mail-in votes were tallied, Sonoma County has extended its freeze on new vacation rentals, and Mister Jiu's chef Brandon Jew has won a James Beard Award for his cookbook.
Would you be interested in “flex pricing” for lower-cost tickets to Giants games? It sounds great, but you’ll have to put down at least $500 for a crack at the cheaper seats.
Brogrammers nationwide are hailing the “findings” of a Google engineer who says the company’s artificial intelligence chatbot has “consciousness and a soul,” but his jeremiad has gotten him placed on administrative leave.
Following a committee vote last week, the Bay Area Toll Authority says that the days of pandemic leniency are over, and they will be coming after the hundreds of thousands of drivers who have accrued unpaid toll bills from crossing local bridges.
Millbrae’s first Hong Kongese-American city councilperson Anders Fung had a brick dropped on his head Saturday in a visit to Lands End, and while he’s expected to fully recover from serious head and neck injuries, he believes he was targeted because of his ethnicity.
