It’s Max Scherzer night (and Jon Miller’s birthday!) as the Giants resume the series in Los Angeles, and while Game 3 often predicts the NLDS outcome, these Giants have a winning record at Dodger Stadium this season.
The previously announced new incarnation of the Central Kitchen space from the Flour + Water Restaurant Group, a casual pasta restaurant called Penny Roma, makes its debut Monday after a brief remodel.
For better or worse, the world is back to cruising, and Princess Cruises' Majestic Princess came into port in San Francisco around 7 a.m. on Monday, letting a couple thousand passengers disembark to wander the city.
Every year meteorologists introduce us to new terminology that was once just the purview of professionals and weather geeks. And this week it's all about the "inside slider" — not the baseball pitch, but the slang term used for a northerly weather system that has a steep southward trajectory.
A large tree came down amid gusting winds Sunday night in San Mateo County, hitting power lines and causing some damage, but no fire was sparked.
Most of today's PG&E power shutoffs are in Solano County and eastern Napa County, Southwest Airlines canceled over 1,000 flights over the weekend, and that German cargo ship that was being investigated in the oil spill has been let off the hook.
With much of the East Bay and North Bay under a Red Flag Warning Sunday through Tuesday, PG&E has warned that as many as 25,000 customer accounts across the state could lose power Monday.
The Dodgers obliterated the Giants during last night's game in the playoff series, more 20mph speed limits could come to San Francisco, and testing will begin at Millennium Tower for a future repair plan that may (or may not) help the building from sinking further.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) upgraded its Fire Weather Watch for the North Bay Mountains and the East Bay hills and valleys to a Red Flag Warning on Saturday night, beginning 3 a.m. Sunday and expected to last until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, amid poor humidity levels and strong winds.
The Giants quite handsomely beat the Dodgers 4-0 in last night's playoff game opener, a falling tree injured four firefighters battling the KNP Complex fire, and Golden Gate Park will again host a forest of LEDs this winter.
Oakland’s Joaquin Miller Park is set to get a much-needed restoration, Newsom signed State Bill 389 into law (which legalized to-go cocktails), and City Hall will glow orange Saturday night — Beat LA!
The new Clint Reilly Examiner continues to add fresh, new voices from the 1990s, as the Chronicle’s former get-off-my-lawn shooer C.W. Nevius has a weekly column in that paper.
The San Francisco Arts Commission has selected five artists to help create a visually interesting and interactive "art corridor" on four alley blocks downtown, connecting the Transbay Transit Center to the art hubs of SFMOMA and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA).
Today's Day 1 of the Fleet Week Air Show over the Bay — as if you need to be told with the deafening noise. In case you haven't gone out to the waterfront or stood on a Russian Hill roof to see the festivity and show of military might, we have some footage of the one non-military part of the show.
A rebooted ‘Rocky Horror’ is playing onstage at Oasis, to time warp you back to the old midnight movie experience with an added meaty loaf of dirty drag humor.
Some experts have already been saying that the COVID-19 pandemic may be causing arsons to spike, much as it has caused other types of serious crime to spike as well. And a couple of recent examples in Northern California feature suspects with tenuous mental health.
It may not be the worldwide meltdown of Monday, but Instagram and Facebook were not loading properly for some users on both coasts of the U.S. today, and the company has confirmed there's a problem.
Two men, including one dressed in a full-body Spider-Man getup, are being sought by Campbell police in a Wednesday morning burglary — and the Campbell Police Department added a fun soundtrack to the surveillance footage they posted to Twitter.
If you're not working or can take a break, you may want to head over to Crissy Field or another spot with a good vantage point on the Golden Gate as today's the day for the Parade of Ships.
Hundreds of giant sequoias have likely died in wildfires in recent weeks, the Blue Angels and the Fleet Week air show kicks off at 10 a.m., and SF will welcome its first cruise ship to dock in 18 months on Monday.
Tesla's headquarters is moving from Palo Alto to Austin, Bernal Heights is getting its first cannabis dispensary, and the SF school board is spending money it doesn't have to appeal the court decision about that mural.
Tickets go on sale next week for “Cornucopia,” Bjork’s elaborate stage show featuring an Icelandic choir, a flute ensemble, and projections of Greta Thunberg.
You'll be able to take your mask off in certain indoor settings in the city of San Francisco starting next week, but across the Bay Area, mask orders will likely stay in place for most public settings through the rest of the year.
In the counties in California where most people voted for Trump and where they still believe COVID wasn't a big enough deal to shut down businesses, the Delta surge rages on — and it's a starkly different picture in these counties in terms of deaths and hospitalizations.
A container ship, the Rotterdam Express, has come under suspicion as a possible culprit in the ruptured pipeline that leaked as much as 126,000 gallons of crude oil into the Pacific near Huntington Beach last week. And on Wednesday, investigators boarded the ship in Oakland, where it is now docked.
