A Stanford analysis shows a 53% reduction in how much time San Francisco workers are spending in the office compared to pre-pandemic, the largest cutback on office time of any major city’s workforce in the country.
Famed local attorney John Burris is suing the City and County of San Francisco over a March incident involving the SFPD and a Black 13-year-old.
The North Beach El Farolito is suddenly expected to open “any day now,” as after an eight-month battle over SF formula retail rules, a compromise deal has greased the skids for the taqueria to open near Grant Avenue and Broadway.
Sacramento police revealed more about their ongoing investigation into the shooting Sunday morning that claimed six lives and injured a dozen others, and they say they now believe at least five gunmen were involved in a gang-related gunfight.
There is no cause for alarm, local experts say, but San Francisco's COVID picture isn't yet back to the very low case counts of mid-Fall 2021, with the Omicron and BA.2 variants still driving transmission as people's immunity wanes.
Typo committers rejoice! The long-requested edit button is coming and has been secretly in the works at Twitter for awhile, just as it turns out Elon Musk’s ascension to the Twitter board of directors had been secretly in the works too.
A third suspect in the Sacramento shooting arrested on a gun charge has been released on bail, jurors in the Sunny Balwani trial saw new text messages with Elizabeth Holmes, and the owner of the Westfield mall is looking to sell.
An SF fintech startup goes under after blowing $124 million in 14 months, seven women are suing former Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli’s winery over failure to investigate sexual assault claims, and gas prices are down microscopically across California, but hey, it’s a start.
The folks behind reality shows ‘Survivor’ and ‘Ice Road Truckers’ are giving SF Animal Care & Control their own “documentary television project” about the agency’s wild and wooly animal rescue calls.
One person has been reported dead in an encampment fire at a longstanding West Oakland encampment involving several RVs.
Tagging and graffiti can once again result in fines on property owners, as the Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to end a year-long amnesty on fines for properties that don’t clean their graffiti off quickly enough.
The two brothers who are so far the only suspects in Sunday's mass shooting in downtown Sacramento were both multiply convicted felons who had been released from prison in the last two years.
Two weeks out from the AD-17 special election for the state Assembly, Mayor London Breed has endorsed Supervisor Matt Haney over David Campos — no surprise considering that Haney’s exit from the Board of Supervisors would award Breed the chance for a hand-picked replacement.
A shooting that killed two young men and injured two others on Sunday reportedly occurred while the men were playing basketball at Alice Chalmers Playground in SF's Crocker-Amazon neighborhood.
A poll commissioned by a local business group contends that 70% of the Bay Area wants to see the homeless population forced into conservatorships (or something) if they won’t take shelter, and claims their results should be seen as “a screaming wake-up call.”
The National Weather Service is forecasting a "roller coaster" of temperature change in the next six days for Northern California, but it starts with some very warm and pleasant weather Wednesday to Friday.
The brother of the suspect arrested Monday in the mass shooting in Sacramento has now been arrested, one of the victims in the shooting was a homeless woman, and a longtime Bay Area weatherman has just passed away.
A two-alarm apartment building fire that could be seen from many parts of San Francisco Monday night has displaced dozens of people, but luckily no one was injured in the blaze.
Sacramento police arrested a 26-year-old man early Monday in connection with Sunday's mass shooting, the SFPD is seeking suspects in a Tenderloin stabbing, and Pinterest has unveiled a highly flexible office plan for employees.
The lead plaintiff in the landmark 2015 Supreme Court case that legalized same-sex marriage is running for the Ohio state house, and coming to San Francisco for a campaign fundraiser Wednesday night.
34 people in California have tested positive for norovirus, the state’s department of health says, and the CDC has counted 91 people in total who have fallen ill across the country, but the real number may be much higher.
Many, many children and adults have wondered aloud, upon first learning about the king of dinosaurs Tyrannosaurus Rex, why these powerful, extinct beasts had such short, stubby little arms. Well, a longtime UC Berkeley professor has a new answer.
The ride is over for the fellow who rode his bike into a Walgreens and gained viral video infamy for purloining a trash bag full of cosmetics, but his guilty plea and 16-month prison sentence are unlikely to satisfy DA Boudin’s critics.
Donald Trump's much touted social media platform that he hoped would be a new conservative alternative to Twitter, Truth Social, has just reportedly lost two key executives six weeks after its launch.
There was a bomb scare Monday morning at the Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse in downtown Oakland after a man came in off the street carrying a small, homemade explosive device that he said had been planted on his car.
