PG&E is once again on the defensive following the release of a state report on the 2021 Dixie Fire that not only suggests the utility was negligent in its tree-removal program, which helped spark the fire, but also that their response the day of the fire was "excessively delayed."
Bomb-sniffing dogs were called in at the home of State Senator Scott Wiener over the weekend, after a message claiming “we placed bombs in his office and his house” was sent to his staff.
A man who may or may not have been up to no good required a rescue from the Fire Department early Monday morning after apparently going over the wall beside the Cliff House.
Google is settling a five-year-old class-action suit brought by female employees over wages, the Muni bond appears to have failed by 1.5% of the vote, and Newsom says the Boudin recall was very "predictable."
On Saturday afternoon, SF drag queen Panda Dulce was reading during Drag Queen Story Hour at the San Lorenzo Library when about ten alleged Proud Boys stormed the room, yelling slurs — forcing all in attendance to hide in a back office before being escorted away by security.
The National AIDS Memorial Quilt spans about 1.2 million square feet over its 48,000 textile panels, honoring 125,000 people who have died of HIV/AIDS since 1980. This weekend, 3,000 of those panels covered Golden Gate Park in what became SF's largest display of the historic quilt — ever.
San Jose police tweeted Saturday night that a man died from his wounds after smashing his car in the Home Depot location on 2181 Monterey Road; it appears no one else was injured in the solo car crash.
Today's your last day to visit the AIDS Memorial Quilt display in GGP, Yoji Sushi House's parklet was damaged after a car crashed into it Friday night, and cooler weather is returning to the Bay Area this morning.
San Francisco fire officials responded to an emergency on the 1500 block of Clay Street Friday night after a car slammed into a three-story apartment building — severing a gas line and causing a fire.
SF City officials and community members on Friday announced a series of community-led events to honor the upcoming Juneteenth holiday, we're having yet another warm-weather day in the Bay Area, and it looks like there’s going to be a Sriracha shortage this summer.
The Warriors took Game 4 107-97 to tie the series at 2-2 heading back to Chase Center on Monday. It was a spectacular win culminating a fantastic game, with the Stephen Curry sitting atop the pile, as if on a gilded throne.
SF-based Sonder Holdings announced it's cutting over 20% of corporate roles, a man was arrested in relation to a Richmond District robbery, and Berkeley police reported someone was killed by an Amtrak train near 2925 Bolivar Drive this morning.
A wild week at the SFPD is capped off by their union president resigning, with claims of improper use of a union-issued vehicle and a credit card, though internal emails indicate cops may have wanted him out.
Lucas Hnath's play 'Dana H.' is not really a play at all. It is a tribute, and a reckoning of a sort, as well as an act of love for his mother that is tinged simultaneously with regret and great admiration.
Newly made over with a new concept, Acquerello's six-month-old sister restaurant in Polk Gulch is a winner, offering Acquerello-level pasta and excellent bar snacks alongside cocktails, great wine, and a huge selection of amaro.
The 2010 drag queen slasher flick 'All About Evil' was largely shot at SF's Victoria Theatre, and will screen there Saturday night with Peaches on hand, as the resurgent cult film arrives on Blu-Ray and streaming this weekend too.
Economists don't expect that metropolitan areas will see more than half their workers return in-person in the coming years, and that could mean disaster for many small businesses around SF's Financial District and SoMa.
For reasons that can probably only be explained in the dank, repressive corners of conservative social media, a group of anti-gay, quasi-religious protesters have returned again and again to the same low-profile, lesbian-owned pizza shop in Guerneville.
A seemingly random shooting with no apparent motive killed one teen and left another hospitalized early Thursday night in Oakland’s Frick neighborhood.
Downtown SF businesses continue to struggle to stay alive, the BART board just approved a 3.4% fare hike, and beloved Chinatown seafood spot Yuet Lee has reopened after an earthquake retrofit.
Alameda County has its first reported case of monkeypox, three teens have been arrested for the GameStop smash-and-grab robberies in April, and Friday brings our first First Spare the Air alert of 2022.
High Times magazine’s foray into cannabis dispensaries has been fraught with troubles, and a judge just ruled they have to pay up the $5 million in back rent they’ve racked up on the former John Varvatos space in Union Square.
Imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny gave an address to an international democracy summit suggesting that tech platforms like Google and Facebook have given a "gift" to Putin by shutting down all advertising.
With Hadestown, the Tony-winning musical that has finally made it on tour and landed in San Francisco, the Orpheus and Eurydice myth becomes fodder for music and metaphor, and Greek tragedy never sounded so melodic and bittersweet.
A purple reign has rained upon the famed painted rock of Bernal Heights Park, and dig if you will these pictures of “Happy Birthday 2 U” messages to Prince for his birthday.
