Animated ice castles, poinsettias, and polar bears are coming to the sides of four downtown buildings in December, as “the largest holiday projection mapping holiday in the U.S.” rings in the season.
There are a lot of open questions about a new, highly mutated COVID variant, B.1.1.529, first detected in South Africa that is leading to travel restrictions across the globe. Some experts say there are causes for concern, but it also may not be a huge deal.
The days of lining up at midnight for Black Friday deals in the Bay Area may be over, there were multiple highway fatalities around the Bay on Thanksgiving, and there was one early Friday morning on 101 in SF that closed all the northbound lanes until 6 a.m.
OR-93, the male gray wolf that garnered worldwide attention after his record-breaking trek from Oregon into Northern California this year, was found dead near I-5 on November 10.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade returned in full (with a Baby Yoda float in tow), a growing number of wild turkeys are making themselves at home at California college campuses, and Glide is giving away thousands of meals today — as well as offering COVID-19 vaccines.
A KRON-4 security guard is in stable condition after being shot in Oakland, cult-hit microbrew Pliny the Younger will get an in-person release again, and the Indigenous Peoples Sunrise Gathering returns in-person Thursday after a COVID-19 hiatus.
Shoplifting incidents reported to SFPD doubled in September! But the increase all came from one Target store, then the spike completely disappeared the next month, and what can we even believe anymore.
This is merely 600 workers out of 150,000, and you know they’re all just going to cave in eventually, but 600 Google employees won’t go down without a tantrum over the company’s vaccination mandate.
Much media attention has been lavished on the tilting and sinking Millennium Tower, a fix for which remains in the works. But the entire downtown area is actually sinking, though maybe not all quite as fast.
All three white men accused in the February 2020 killing of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia have been found guilty of murder, and all three now face life sentences in addition to federal charges they have not yet been tried for.
Here’s a new wrinkle in the ongoing smash-and-grab robbery chronicles, as security video indicates SFPD sat and watched the robbery of a dispensary, not intervening until after the getaway vehicle drove off.
SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced felony charges against nine individuals on Tuesday in connection with Friday's widespread robberies at Union Square retailers, and they range in age from 23 to 53.
The SFPUC has declared a water emergency and is asking for residents to cut back usage, CNN looks at the smash-and-grab trend nationwide, and BART trains now have new air filters to further protect against virus spread.
A state housing department is making noise over the supes’ rejection of a 27-story high-rise, SFPD will face the music at a town hall over last week's police shooting, and a food worker protest aims to make SFO even more hairy on the day before Thanksgiving.
The 49ers toppled the Trevor-Lawrence-led Jaguars in Jacksonville 30-10 Sunday, climbing to 5-5 on the season and rekindling playoff hopes.
The day before Thanksgiving is the second-busiest cannabis shopping day of the year, and we recommend you shop early, or pre-order online.
There are 109 locations in San Francisco providing booster vaccine shots to the general public, and quite a few of them do accept drop-ins.
A group that has been selected by the City of Oakland to redevelop the Oakland Coliseum and Arena properties has big ambitions for the future complex, which include bringing both a new NFL team to Oakland and establishing a new women's basketball team in the city.
Oakland police on Monday announced three arrests in connection with a violent armed robbery attempt at a West Oakland gas station that ended with one of the suspects shot and the victim critically wounded.
The “guerrilla jazz” van known as the Bay Area Jazz Mobile is popping up in parks and parking lots, and giving paid gigs to local jazz musicians.
Mobs of organized thieves targeted retail businesses in multiple corners of the Bay Area. But some incidents in Oakland suggest a more loose affiliation between suspects, and group tactics that perhaps came together on social media.
A westbound Amtrak train crashed and the engine derailed after striking a semi truck that became stuck on train tracks in San Pablo Monday night, but thankfully there were no serious injuries.
SF DA Chesa Boudin is announcing felony charges today for eight suspects caught in Friday's retail robbery spree, PG&E just got fined again by the CPUC, and Santa Cruz County has reinstated its mask mandate amid rising COVID cases.
SF and federal authorities busted an alleged weapons trafficking ring, Hillary Clinton came to SF on Sunday to promote her new novel, and the Newsom family is off to Mexico for the Thanksgiving holiday.
An employee at the Tesla Fremont plant says she was routinely groped, catcalled, and propositioned on the job, even by her superiors, in a new sexual harassment lawsuit.
