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.
This year’s giant Hearts in SF sculptures are a Ferry Building affair for Valentine's Day, and here’s a look at this year’s big-hearted display.
One individual was fatally wounded in a shooting Thursday night on the train platform at BART's Civic Center Station, and BART Police officers who happened to be in the station immediately arrested the suspected shooter.
Cal Fire is bracing for an early start to fire season, more drama is unfolding over a homeless encampment in Sausalito following a Wednesday night explosion and fire, and Berkeley's Cheese Board Collective just topped a national pizza list.
A judge shot down a request to bring cars back to the Great Highway permanently, Salesforce has scooped up a new retreat center in Santa Cruz, and very few San Franciscans have returned ballots for Tuesday’s primary and school board recall election.
While BART brought back service that goes until midnight six nights a week last year, the trains were still stopping at 9 p.m. on Sundays. But full, pre-pandemic service, including a full schedule on Sunday until midnight, starts up again in ten days.
A national search for the Exploratorium’s new chief has yielded the former CEO of PBS North Carolina Lindsay Bierman, who digs weightlifting and CBD.
A group of friends got together last year to imagine a new, post-pandemic LGBTQ party that would be ready to liven the scene at just the right moment. And they're hoping that's Gemini, which has its first outing at Holy Cow on Saturday.
A full two-thirds of the Recall Chesa Boudin money, and 25% of Recall the School Board contributions, comes from a secretive PAC called “Neighbors for a Better San Francisco,” which lists its address as being in San Rafael.
Kaiyo Rooftop is opening Wednesday, February 16 at the new Hyatt Place Hotel near Oracle Park, and it's a swanky new rooftop dining and drinking option in slowly reviving SoMa.
A man was found dead in an SUV on the Great Highway early Thursday morning following a shootout nearby on Irving Street.
A California employment agency brought a pretty disturbing lawsuit against Tesla Thursday, alleging not just racial segregation at the Fremont plant, but a workplace where racial slurs were commonly scrawled on walls and spoken out loud by management.
Homeland Security is warning of possible convoys of truckers who hate vaccine mandates disrupting things like the Super Bowl, SFPD Chief Bill Scott defends himself to the Police Commission, and the Bay Area men imprisoned for the killing of an Italian police officer began their appeal today.
The search has been called off for a fisherman who went missing in the waters off Muir Beach, Dacari Spiers testified in the trial of Officer Terrance Stangel today, and police are seeking help finding a 74-year-old Bayview man missing for three weeks.
The sordid and sad tale of Bay Area teens Gabriel Natale-Hjorth and Finnegan Lee Elder — now in their early 20s and in prison in Rome — will enter a new chapter Thursday as their 2021 murder conviction comes up for appeal.
A few dozen SpaceX satellites that launched last Thursday have already bit the dust in a solar storm, but thankfully, they’ll be reduced to dust upon reentering the atmosphere.
The George Carlin estate and Andrew Dice Clay are also lodging copyright suits against the streaming service, saying they don’t actually have the copyrights to play these comedians’ works.
