The CDC is expected to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to individuals under 12 years old in October — leaving San Francisco to plan on opening a massive amount of vaccination sites to inoculate these kids, as well as accommodate those eligible for a "booster" dose.
Another SF resident was brazenly attacked in broad daylight, the Fawn Fire grew over a thousand acres overnight, and KTVU anchor Frank Somerville has been reportedly pulled from the air for wanting to point out that tragedies involving white women are usually more covered than those of BIPOC women.
More light rain is predicted to come our way again as early as Monday, here’s your reminder that the Folsom Street Fair (a.k.a. "Megahood2021”) is Sunday, and the Fremont Festival of the Arts has been canceled.
A substantial $20,000 reward is being offered in the case of a serial San Jose slingshot bandit, the reward likely being so large because the shooter keeps hitting windows at the Santa Clara District Attorney’s office.
Three people were charged earlier this month in one of the many fraud schemes uncovered during the pandemic in which unemployment claims were filed with the state under the names of incarcerated people and others.
A shooting occurred Friday morning in the Mission District, leaving a male victim of unknown age suffering from a gunshot wound that would prove fatal by Friday afternoon.
Mark your calendars for December 18, an event you will not be invited to, as Keanu and the gang will return to San Francisco for the red carpet theatrical premiere of ‘The Matrix: Resurrections.’
The new Michelin Guide for California comes out in a few days, but assuming all of these SF restaurants get to hold on to their stars, you might be glad to learn that they are back open — having, in some cases, quietly reopened this summer for indoor dining after over a year completely dark.
Pacific Gas & Electric has once again been criminally charged in the deaths of four people during the Zogg Fire in Shasta County last year.
The winds of San Francisco politics are going to strengthen in the coming weeks, with potential shakeups that will likely bring us a new assemblymember in Sacramento, and potentially a shift in power on the Board of Supervisors.
Co-host Joy Behar announced that Ana Navarro and Sunny Hostin had breakthrough cases, but they would both likely "be fine" because they are both "vaccinated... up the wazoo."
The Fawn Fire in Shasta County has grown to 5,850 acres and has destroyed 25 homes, an early morning crash on the Bay Bridge caused major traffic, and a third batch of stimulus checks is coming from the state.
There was a rally outside ICE regional headquarters in SF in support of Haitian refugees, Pfizer booster shots for the elderly may start as soon as tomorrow, and a former FDA commissioner says it's likely the Delta wave will be the last wave in this pandemic.
A woman seen in the area of the explosive Fawn Fire in Shasta County on Wednesday who later sought help from firefighters has now been arrested on suspicion of being the arsonist behind it.
Starting forward Andrew Wiggins has still refused to get vaccinated, and cannot play home games unless he does, leaving your Golden State Warriors in a real pickle less than a month from the season’s start.
An independent review of the Oakland Police Department's handling of a scandal involving an offensive meme account created by a recently fired officer — and the many still active OPD officers who liked and commented on its posts — has determined that the department still has a lot to learn.
A proposed new "Vehicle Triage Center" out at Candlestick Point has some NIMBY neighbors angry, but Supervisor Shamann Walton is reminding everyone that the homeless and their cars and RVs are already in the area anyway.
Berkeley's landmark restaurant Chez Panisse has decided not to reopen its dining room next month as planned, but is putting off a full reopening until next year.
BART service in the East Bay was delayed due to a fatality at Richmond Station, Oakland has declared a state of emergency over gun violence, and Fremont has canceled its big annual art and wine festival for the second year.
A vegetation fire grew to around 100 acres before progress was made to control it near Napa Road in Sonoma, a 50-year-old Oakland man surrendered to police after shooting one of them in a shootout this morning, and James Mattis testified in the Elizabeth Holmes trial today.
‘The Daily Show’ did a bit on Breed’s maskless Nicki Minaj turn to rejecting public health guidelines, and her preference for defensive ass-covering over face coverings.
Things are getting a little tense between neighboring Native American tribes in Sonoma County, where the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria are none too pleased about another tribe moving in on their casino turf.
Long-ago convicted murderer Scott Peterson, who has been trying to appeal his death sentence for the last nine years and has maintained his innocence throughout the past two decades, will not have the pleasure of a new trial.
The City of San Francisco and the SF Police Department announced a new effort Wednesday to address an uptick in brazen retail theft in the city.
A San Luis Obispo County judge ruled Wednesday that Paul Flores, the last person seen with 19-year-old Cal Poly freshman Kristin Smart after a party 25 years ago, should stand trial for her murder.
