Mayor London Breed agreed on Monday to pay a nearly $23,000 fine issued by the San Francisco Ethics Commission, which includes individual fine amounts stemming from several ethics violation during her mayoral term to date.
No big surprise here given that Steph Curry has long professed his loyalty to the Golden State Warriors, but the repeat MVP has reportedly just agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $215 million.
Not only could PG&E's equipment be responsible for the Dixie Fire, but the company has just submitted a report pointing to a tree being in contact with its power lines near the town of Quincy, in the area where the smaller Fly Fire began before it merged with the Dixie Fire.
The Delta variant, and the fact that millions of Californians are now once again being told they have to wear masks indoors at all times amid a new surge in cases statewide, presents a challenge for Governor Gavin Newsom as he tries to sell his leadership skills to a weary public.
Starting later this week, if you received the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine, you're eligible to drop into the vaccination clinic at SF General and get a "supplemental" mRNA vaccine dose — but don't call it a booster.
A grand jury has indicted 35-year-old Samantha Moreno Rodriguez of San Jose for the murder of her seven-year-old, SF General is seeking the public's help in identifying a woman in critical condition, and New York Mag now has a long-read about Chesa Boudin.
Many San Franciscans expressed disappointment and anger about the new mask mandate on Twitter today, a parolee and his passenger took Vallejo police on a wild chase over the weekend, and the SFFD had to do another cliff rescue at Fort Funston.
The 49ers’ Pro Bowler’s significant other has significant problems, as ugly tweets from five to eight years ago upend her promising career as a TokTok and Instagram star.
A 58-year-old Oakland man is in custody on suspicion of killing another man by fire back in March.
Michael Mina, the Michelin-starred restaurant from SF chef Michael Mina that helped launch a national restaurant empire, is closed for good, and in its place on California Street will be a high-end Greek seafood spot, Estiatorio Ornos.
A group of local firefighters and military vets are now off on a 40-day bicycle trek across the U.S., riding from the "Bay to Brooklyn" with plans to arrive in time for the 20th anniversary commemoration of September 11th in New York City.
A host of heavy-hitting Democrats is expected to lend their mugs and voices to ads for the "No" campaign in the California recall, and a 30-second ad featuring Senator Elizabeth Warren is already airing in the hope of getting out the Dem vote.
Health officers from Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and Sonoma counties announced Monday that indoor masking is once again required in all public spaces, and recommended in private ones when you are gathered with people outside your household.
Greater weekday frequency of BART trains, and normal late-night service are back starting today, August 2, though the trains are likely to still be pretty empty for another couple of months.
San Francisco's iconic cable cars return to limited service Monday for the first time in nearly 17 months, after a few weeks in which they were in testing and retraining mode.
A coalition of Bay Area health officers is expected to announce a new mask mandate at noon today, partying Millennials are driving the Delta variant surge in SF, and firefighters in Sonoma County contained a 7-acre fire near Lake Sonoma on Sunday.
Between UCSF and SF General, the two hospitals recorded at least 233 COVID-19 infections amongst staff members. Of those infected, around 80% were fully inoculated against the disease — but just two vaccinated people were hospitalized in total.
Gunfire erupted around 7 p.m. Friday on the 100 block of Bertha Lane in Bayview. Afterward, it was discovered that two female victims were wounded; a 16-year-old girl, who was described as sitting on a skateboard in the middle of the street, has since succumbed to her injuries.
The Dixie Fire is almost a quarter-million acres in size, a 3.1 magnitude earthquake was recorded this morning at 7:30 a.m. near Hollister, and Pleasanton police say they have now “pretty much 100% covered” areas where missing runner Philip Kreycik could’ve been.
The Bay Area is home to the most beautiful reptile in North America: the San Francisco garter snake. But the region's also populated by rattlesnakes that demand people look where they’re walking, as one couple recently learned while out at Paso Nogal Park.
With the Delta variant infecting the city’s vaccinated and unvaccinated residents, Mayor Breed and Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax announced Friday that actions will be taken sometime next week to combat its spread — which could include an indoor mask mandate.
A Bayview shooting Friday night involving two women left both of them with severe wounds, the San Jose public school district is set to become the first Bay Area school district to require all staff to be vaccinated, and the national eviction moratorium will expire today.
San Francisco police are looking for a box truck that struck a man in the Western Addition late Thursday night, Disney is requiring nonunion employees in the United States to be fully vaccinated, and at least 43 trees could be cut down in San Jose — just to make way for two digital billboards.
The delayed 40-story tower at Oak and Van Ness, which has undergone redesigns and some financing hiccups in the last few years, is back before Planning in revised form.
About seven blocks worth of streets will be closed to traffic this coming Wednesday, and continuing til Monday, August 9, in the latest BS from the Van Ness BRT.
