Superfans of the show 'Breaking Bad' might want to rush on down to SF's Ferry Building to get a glimpse of stars Bryan Cranston and Aron Paul, who are both doing a quick signing of bottles of their mezcal, Dos Hombres.
A spokesperson for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband says a report of his arrest for an alleged DUI has “incorrect information,” while the Speaker’s office says she “will not be commenting on this private matter.”
The AC Transit Service said the Bay Bridge could see residual delays for hours, following a major crash Tuesday morning.
The first set of reserved tickets for this year's Stern Grove Festival, for the upcoming season-opening concert on Sunday, June 12, go online Tuesday afternoon. And while the festival is still free to attend, you now need to reserve your spot, just like you did last year.
A man who says he was just heading home after being out for drinks with friends last week in SF's SoMa district was shot in the hip in a random attack that he says was motivated by homophobic hate.
Dr. Bob Wachter is saying the current COVID surge in SF is "big-time" now, a body found in Oakland near Lake Merritt on Monday is being treated as a suspicious death, and one man died and a woman was injured in a hang-gliding crash in Milpitas.
San Francisco police rescued an adorable group of ducklings from a storm drain by Oracle Park early Sunday morning. And it's the feel-good, serotonin-soaked faunal content we all could use right about now.
Oakland Public Library's Main Library might need to relocate, Memorial Day travel is near pre-pandemic levels, and Paul Pelosi — the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — was arrested over the weekend in Napa County on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Out of all of San Francisco's many media outlets — physical newspapers, online magazines, digital news outlets, etc. — only one has outright endorsed Prop H. Want to guess which one?
Sacramento police announced Saturday that officers and FBI agents located in Las Vegas arrested 27-year-old Mtula Payton concerning the mass shooting in downtown Sacramento on April 3 that killed six people and wounded a dozen others.
On Saturday, the Office of the Governor of California announced Gavin Newsom had tested positive for COVID-19 and is taking antiviral medication to curb the infection's worst symptoms; Newsom is fully vaccinated and recently received a second booster shot.
Giants manager Gabe Kapler is open to not skipping the national anthem on Memorial Day, SF's Carnaval festival — which, for 2022, is 17 blocks long — returned Saturday, and a gunman injured seven people and killed one indivual during an outdoor festival in Oklahoma.
San Francisco saw the largest decrease in population of any other large city in the United States during the pandemic, new census data shows. [SPONSORED]
The teenage singer-songwriter — who, since releasing her debut album "Sour," has become the reigning star of the Gen Z era — played her impressive discography in front of a sold-out crowd Friday night in San Francisco, cementing her place in pop culture stardom.
The SFPD fulfilled its transparency obligation to hold a virtual town-hall meeting Friday — late in the afternoon before a holiday weekend — to discuss the events of May 19 that led to police fatally shooting two men who had been engaged in a fight with each other.
San Francisco could be slick with rain later this afternoon, foot traffic at SFO is experiencing the long holiday weekend boost, and the union representing the United States Park Police has said: “families should avoid unnecessary travel to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Presidio."
There's going to be a spaghetti party in the Mission District tomorrow, SF Giants manager Gabe Kapler says he will remain in the clubhouse during the national anthem at ballgames to protest gun violence, and more “harrowing details” are still emerging from the Uvalde, Texas massacre.
The dim sum-style service with trays and carts is back at State Bird Provisions, and all is right with the world.
After beating the Dallas Mavericks 120-110 last night to close out the Western Conference Finals 4-1, the Warriors have already done what few people (other than hardcore fans) expected them to do.
Good news for Pride revelry! Even though the current uptick in COVID cases doesn't seem to be stopping anyone relatively young from partying right now, one local infectious disease expert says that the surge should peak in the next week or so if it hasn't already, and be over by late June.
A threat made on Snapchat referring to "RHS" has led to classes being canceled and students being sent home at high schools all over the country with names that begin with "R."
Disney removed a same-sex kissing scene from the upcoming ‘Toy Story’ installment ‘Lightyear,’ but an uproar from artists at Emeryville-based Pixar got that gay kiss right back into the animated feature film.
Charles Barkley is persona non grata in San Francisco, especially after a couple of weeks of NBA Playoffs coverage in which he took every opportunity to denigrate the city itself amid his usual crapping on the Warriors.
Public schools in San Francisco just saw a COVID case count similar to January, a fire broke out at a Pittsburg church early this morning, and in case you missed it the Warriors are in the NBA Finals for the first time in three seasons.
The SFPD is holding its town-hall meeting on the May 19 Mariposa Park shooting at 3 p.m. Friday, former Oakland Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick has won her wrongful termination suit, acclaimed local sushi master Ken Tominaga has died.
