A standoff Thursday morning at SFO between multiple San Francisco police officers and an agitated man allegedly armed with two guns disrupted BART service and created a disruption at the airport's International Terminal, and ended with the man fatally shot.
The Recall Chesa Boudin campaign’s $16,000-a-month spokesperson is the only person who appears in their latest glossy mailer, and the local Democratic party has filed a complaint that this is a campaign violation.
The famed Twitter account for San Francisco's famed fog, Karl the Fog, dormant lo these several years, came back to life Thursday morning just as some seriously dense fog came to envelop the city and wreak havoc.
A bank of dense fog over San Francisco and the Bay wreaked havoc Thursday morning, causing several car accidents in and around the city.
There was an officer-involved shooting at SFO following a confrontation with an armed man that closed the BART station there, and police in Santa Rosa arrested a suspect following a standoff and hostage situation last night.
While there are those who claim San Francisco has lost its edgy spirit, Japanese photographer Sage Akaboshi (@pueo_in_sf) tells otherwise in street photography that he has been amassing since arriving here
Two Stanford professors whose son died in early 2020 of an accidental fentanyl overdose on campus are now suing the school, a pipe bomb scare led to evacuations in Oakland, and ambulances in CA are again being made to wait outside ERs due to pandemic crowding.
There’s one annual arts event that’s not canceled in this January of 2021, and it's the FOG Design + Art Fair, which rolls into Fort Mason and beyond from Thursday to Sunday.
The Omicron variant has been variously touted by pundits and experts alike as a possible key out of the pandemic and into an endemic stage of COVID, and talk of being able to "live with COVID like the flu" is everywhere right now.
Overdose deaths from fentanyl and other drugs in San Francisco went down for the first time in three years according to new data for 2021, marking what experts hope is a leveling off in accidental drug deaths thanks to public-health interventions.
Passengers describe the Muni driver as being dragged on the street and bloodied in the attack, and say police showed little interest in the suspect before merely moving on.
The North Beach restaurant beloved for putting way too much garlic on everything will head one block up Columbus Avenue, and reopen this coming Monday.
The new year may be a slog of bad pandemic news so far, but there is some brightness on the restaurant horizon today on several fronts.
Lands End could have its Cliff House replacement restaurant by year’s end, as the applications are now available for any restaurateur interested in taking over the historic spot.
Sadly for film buffs, this means it will largely cease to be a repertory movie house — however it will continue to host film festivals and other film events.
Around 100 people gathered in Portsmouth Square Tuesday night to mourn the loss of NY subway-murder victim Michell Go, Santa Cruz Harbor saw significant tsunami damage, and fashion icon Andre Leon Talley has died.
A San Francisco security guard was sent to the hospital with serious injuries after being attacked by an unleashed pit bull inside the San Francisco Public Library. [SPONSORED] The whole thing was caught
An entire Vacaville Noah’s Bagels quit over TikTok, more than 1,000 people applied for just 91 below-market rate units at a new SoMa complex, and Gavin’s ex Kim Guilfoyle just got herself a subpoena from the House January 6 committee.
The Tuesday testimony from two alleged assault victims was so damning that the attorney for ‘Cool Mom’ Shannon O’Connor asked for a 16-day delay to rebut the charges.
COVIDtests.gov launched a day early, and has not yet experienced any Obamacare-style technical glitches, but many are finding that the free tests are not available to them.
It's very hard to know, at this point, whose concerns are valid and whose problem this ultimately is, but a battle continues playing out between telecom companies, the FAA and the airline industry over a planned rollout of 5G wireless service — and it's coming to a head on Wednesday.
After getting her license plates stolen, a local woman started getting mystery parking tickets, and then she unraveled a complex ring of stolen license plates being slapped on stolen cars.
An office building at U.N. Plaza is now the treatment services headquarters of Mayor Breed’s Tenderloin Emergency Declaration, which opened today with hopes of addressing the opioid and overdose situation in the TL.
The restaurateur behind the former Colibri Mexican Bistro near Union Square, as well as Zazil Cocina Mexicana and El Jardin at San Jose's Santana Row, has signed a deal to take over two spaces at the Presidio, including the former Arguello space at the Presidio Officers' Club.
A candlelight vigil is planned for Tuesday evening in San Francisco's Chinatown to mourn the death of 40-year-old Michelle Go, a native of the East Bay who was killed Saturday when she was pushed in front of an oncoming subway train in New York's Times Square.
