Matt Haney took the oath of office at the Assembly on Tuesday, thousands came out to march for abortion rights in SF and Oakland, and analyses are flying about the Supreme Court leak and what it could be hoping to accomplish.
California is already preparing to be an abortion “haven” if Roe v. Wade is indeed overturned, the Warriors are unveiling a very odd Ed Lee statue Thursday, and former San Jose mayor and US cabinet secretary Norm Mineta has died.
The SF Board of Supervisors just approved a $6.75 million settlement from PG&E, after a 2016 incident where the utility’s faulty gas line work caused six Sherwood Forest houses to slide down a hill.
One of the suspected gunmen died in the April 3 shootout, and the three others were officially charged with murder on Tuesday — though one of them remains at large.
The collection of art, furnishings, and objects collected by interior designer Ann Getty and her billionaire husband, the composer Gordon Getty, over the course of their 56-year marriage is now set to be auctioned off, as the couple had long planned.
COVID Twitter sage Dr. Bob Wachter says “there's a lot of Covid out there” in San Francisco, encouraging masking up indoors as he estimates that one out of every 30 asymptomatic people in SF are indeed positive for COVID-19.
In another iteration of a San Francisco crime victim complaining that the police did nothing to help, and made no attempt to arrest the suspects, one SF dad successfully took matters into his own hands to recover his belongings.
A free-solo type climber decided to scale the outside of Salesforce Tower Tuesday morning, and pics quickly made it to social media from both inside and outside the building. It turns out he's doing this to bring attention to an abortion doctor and the anti-abortion cause?
Multiple groups are organizing a rally for abortion rights today in San Francisco, as part of a nationwide response to the leaked, draft, possibly majority opinion coming out of the Supreme Court that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
Chief Justice John Roberts has confirmed the authenticity of Alito's overturning-Roe opinion but insists it's not a final ruling, the leak is now going to be investigated, and a San Mateo County judge has ruled that Tiffany Li's wrongful death case settlement doesn't need to be kept secret.
An historic UC Berkeley event hall was damaged in a fire today, a dead body was discovered near the 24th & Mission BART plaza, and two fires along a freeway in Martinez have been deemed suspicious.
The SF City Attorney attempted to ban certain specific repeat drug dealing arrestees from re-entering a 50-block radius of the Tenderloin, but a state appeals court just shot that down.
It took two weeks and change, but the New York Times has now turned around and done its own version of the story that the San Francisco Chronicle did about Feinstein's ongoing fitness for office and whether she'd ever willfully retire.
You will no longer get a refund if you cancel your Airbnb reservation due to COVID-19 after the end of this month, which happens to coincide with the launch of the company’s forthcoming "guest travel insurance product.”
A city department with an increasingly massive budget has no commission providing oversight or holding it to account. The SF Board of Supervisors may be about to change that.
It's going to be a blustery afternoon and evening around the Bay, but especially along the North Bay coast, as some gusty winds push through ahead of a new heatwave.
The Golden State Warriors hung on to a one-point lead and bested the Grizzlies 117-116 to take a well-contested, hard-fought Game 1 of the West Division Semifinals.
There were no reported injuries — but no reported arrests either — as three separate sideshows laid the skids on SF streets this weekend.
Beloved waterfront restaurant The Ramp could be endangered by a rent dispute its owner is having with the Port of San Francisco, and currently he owes the Port two years in back rent.
An Oakland police officer was injured in the course of a shooting incident in West Oakland, there is talk of new organizers trying to revive the Gilroy Garlic Festival, and a crowdfunding campaign seeks to restore the 'Hope for the World Cure' mural in the Castro.
In February, a 16-year-old girl was found dead in SoMa; the teenager was suspected of having died from a drug overdose. Now, new details point to the possibility she was sexually assaulted near the time of her death, per information procured from a recent autopsy report.
Two dog owners lost their pets — in the same area of Corona Heights Park — in April after each of their animals was attacked by a coyote, prompting SF wildlife officials to remind residents they should heed coyote awareness signs and take precautions during denning season.
People rallied at Lake Street Saturday in support of making SF’s designated car-free streets permanent niceties, two small earthquakes rattled Sonoma County, and Nancy Pelosi has become the highest-ranking U.S. government official to step foot in Kyiv since the war in Ukraine began.
Around 2 p.m. Friday, SF police responded to a shooting on Turk Street that reportedly involved an individual working for Urban Alchemy — the non-profit organization whose ambassadors in the Tenderloin help discourage conflict — and the shooter has yet to be found.
Independent bookstores are one of the vertebrae that make up the backbone of society. Today, April 30th is the national holiday —Independent Bookstore Day (IBD) — started to celebrate, support, and honor these bastions for all things literature.
