A San Luis Obispo County judge on Wednesday granted a change of venue for the trial of the accused killer of onetime Cal Poly student Kristin Smart, Paul Flores, and his accused accomplice father, Ruben Flores.
Cities and labor groups are celebrating Cesar Chavez Day today, there's a long line to get mochi at Japantown's Benkyodo on its last day in business, and a Belmont flag shop can't keep Ukrainian flags in stock.
San Jose police are being accused of negligently shooting a Black man who had actually taken a weapon away from a potential shooter, SF's Laguna Honda hospital is in trouble with the feds, and CHP is seeking a Bay Bridge carjacking suspect.
Supervisor Mandelman would be drawn out of his own district, while the Leather/LGBTQ and Transgender Cultural Districts would be split into different supervisor districts, under the latest revised supervisor district map that’s still creating controversy.
San Francisco police chased and then arrested a pair of juveniles who were allegedly part of a quartet of carjackers who targeted two Asian male victims in San Francisco on Monday afternoon.
Burning Man tickets went on sale at noon Wednesday, and despite (or because of?) some technical glitches, Burners with pent-up demand snatched up all the tickets in a mere 29 minutes.
The new park spaces atop and around the Presidio Parkway tunnels, which have been under construction for over two years, will finally open to the public starting April 23, with the main Presidio Tunnel Tops opening on Sunday, July 17.
Three men were arrested on suspicion of breaking into and burglarizing the historic Castro Theatre early Tuesday morning.
Charges have now been filed and more details are emerging in a March 19 shooting at an East Oakland gas station, caught on video, in which a 64-year-old Army veteran was killed and a 21-year-old woman was paralyzed.
The 4/20 bacchanalia has officially transformed from outlaw menace to a squeaky-clean tourist attraction, as SF Travel and the Chamber of Commerce have organized a high-end, “multi-day celebration tied to 420.”
A coroner's report confirms that the Morro Bay boogie-boarder who died from a shark attack on Dec. 24 died within minutes, Manson follower Leslie Van Houten has been denied parole once again, and Chris Rock is coming to the Paramount Theater in July.
The FBI is asking for the public’s help to bust the LAPSUS$ hacker ring, some Presidio hiking trails are ‘no dogs allowed’ again for coyote pupping season, and the cable car system was down much of the day over equipment problems.
Yeah I guess a few things got overshadowed at the Oscars Sunday night, one of them being Steph Curry and Shaq winning Best Documentary Short for ‘The Queen of Basketball,’ the story of the only woman ever drafted by the NBA.
A Monterey County vacation home with sweeping ocean views that the late Betty White built with her husband Allen Ludden in the late 1970s has just hit the market for the first time, listed for $7.9 million.
A 70-year-old man who's been imprisoned for 45 years for an infamous 1976 kidnapping inspired by the movie 'Dirty Harry' has just been granted parole after 18 tries.
Stop us if you’ve heard this before! SFMTA says the Central Subway to Chinatown is on track to open September 9, but a federal monitor, and everyone not on the SFMTA payroll, says we’re looking at December or well into next year.
The story of a possibly armed and disturbed stalker who had driven across the country to be close to Apple CEO Tim Cook, and who claimed that Cook was the father of her children, has led to a day in court in San Jose.
A shocking alliance between Uber and SF taxicabs is on the table, as cab fleet Flywheel is in talks with Uber to put their cabs on the Uber app.
A video that just surfaced, filmed at Bloomingdale's at SF's Westfield Mall, depicts a horrifying scene that brings up issues about SF's problem of untreated mental illness, and inexcusable violence committed in a misguided vigilante mindset.
A 69-year-old San Jose man who attends a lot of public meetings is facing a hearing over shooting threats he made at a VTA meeting, rattlesnakes are out early in the East Bay, and a man who entered Gavin Newsom's home in 2018 is not fit to stand trial according to an appeals court.
Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling for new water restrictions on businesses, United Airlines is bringing back a bunch of non-stop flights at SFO, and Will Smith has offered a full apology to Chris Rock and everyone via Instagram.
The dirty air from wildfire smoke could occur two to three times more frequently a generation or two down the line, thanks to a vicious cycle that makes the smoky air itself cause more wildfires.
It makes perfect economic sense that the producers of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child made the mid-pandemic decision that when the show returned to its multiple international stages in late 2021 and early 2022, it would do so as a slimmed down, one-night affair.
Friday Happy Hours remain on the rocks, but Thursdays are suddenly hopping, as hybrid work produces mixed results for SF bars’ economic recovery.
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a challenge to a California law that was set to take effect this year that was intended to curb animal cruelty by banning the sale of veal, pork, and eggs that were not humanely raised.
