CA officials leave mask mandate in place for schoolchildren for at least two more weeks, an Alameda sheriff's deputy suddenly died on duty of an aneurysm on Saturday, and West Contra County teachers might strike.
When a downtown wine bar's prize-winning parklet was thoroughly vandalized on December 31, security footage indicates SFPD approached the vandal, but then left and allowed him to continue.
The latest salvo in the public-relations war between the San Francisco Police Department and the office of District Attorney Chesa Boudin is also a highly troubling potential breach of a sexual assault victim's privacy.
Analysis of tree-ring data says that we haven’t seen a drought like this since the year 800 A.D., or maybe longer, but the data doesn’t go back any further than that.
Audium — the quirky music venue that has lived at 1616 Bush Street since 1975 — debuted its 'New Voices' program on February 10, reimagining the space through immersive compositions of spatial sound with works from three Bay Area-based composers.
The Raiders may be long gone, but new calculations reveal that the team took a loan from the city of Oakland, let the interest run its total up to $190 million, and then left for Las Vegas without the city even asking for the money.
It's either another pandemic casualty or just a tourist attraction that's run its course at Fisherman's Wharf. But the San Francisco Dungeon has closed its doors for good.
San Francisco-born craft beer operation Magnolia Brewing Co. — which for several years has been partly owned by the cofounder of New Belgium Brewing Kim Jordan — is downsizing and returning back, after eight years, to just having its Upper Haight flagship location.
The stars aligned with unseasonably balmy temperatures, Valentine's Day dates, and the Super Bowl bringing out throngs, while next weekend’s three-day holiday brings the Lunar New Year and the end of the indoor mask mandate.
PG&E has officially launched a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar project to put a portion of its transmission lines underground — having waited to do so until it faced multiple lawsuits and a bankruptcy following multiple devastating wildfires caused by its transmission lines.
The SF school board recall election is tomorrow and opponents and proponents are doing some last-minute campaigning, Newsom may drop mask mandate for schools soon, and one person was injured in a Nob Hill fire.
Adding to the ever-growing list of Walgreens stores closing in SF, the location at 141 Kearny Street is set to close on February 22 — which will make it the eleventh shop from America's second-largest pharmacy store chain to close in the city since 2019.
Saturday afternoon, a fire at 324 10th Avenue, between Geary Boulevard and Clement Street in San Francisco grew into a three-alarm blaze. An adult male was rescued, as were two cats and two dogs — the latter pair of canines belonging to ABC7's Dion Lim.
Hyde Street Studios was granted legacy status in San Francisco, UC Berkeley will drop its indoor mask mandate on February 27, and the Marin County Coroner's office confirmed that the body found Friday at Muir Beach belonged to SF fisherman Jose Padilla.
You might've had trouble getting your bitter-tasting coffee fix recently in the Bay Area as multiple local Starbucks locations "temporarily closed” out of blue — with many more regional stores now operating reduced hours, too.
On Monday, two men were rescued after a wave knocked them and another person into the waters off Muir Beach; the third fisherman, Jose Padilla, has yet to be found.
The only full-service grocery store in West Oakland will close tomorrow, Bay Area doctors are urging people to say COVID-19-safe during tomorrow’s Super Bowl festivities, and another 3.0M earthquake was recorded Friday in San Leandro.
It was announced Friday morning that former A’s player Jeremy Giambi died by suicide Wednesday, the Outer Sunset is one step closer to getting its first dispensary, and Barack and Michelle Obama's nearly life-sized portraits in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery are coming to SF this summer.
Nobody tell the truckers, but Oakland state assemblymember Buffy Wicks just unveiled a bill that would require every single employee in the state of California to be fully vaccinated.
For 51 years, The Shops at Tanforan have lived in San Bruno, about 10 miles south of the San Francisco city limits. Now, the mall is getting razed, and the 44-acre site is being redeveloped into housing and a new biotech campus.
The days of going out to new restaurants are back, even if you yourself haven't been out to eat in a while. And there's a bunch of new spots to check out in San Francisco if and when you have the inclination or want to celebrate the city dropping the indoor mask rule.
The SFPD says Chesa Boudin buried an interview that would have absolved an officer in a police beating. But it turns out that officer had eyewitnesses asking to be interviewed at the scene, and wouldn’t talk to them.
On Thursday morning, teachers, parents, students, and other supporters of Oakland schools gathered outside Oakland Tech High School to stage a walkout.
An Uber driver had a K-9 dog sicced on him when he was 10 days late on a car payment, and while the San Ramon PD says the dog attack was justified, use-of-force experts call it a “hyperexaggerated and hysterical response.”
Lake County Sheriff's deputies this week busted a large pot growing and processing operation that spanned three residential buildings.
