The Newsom recall election is officially moving forward after petition signatures are affirmed, the SF Chamber of Commerce annual poll results come out today, and the Levi's Stadium mass-vaccination site is closing today after four months.
SF will make all city workers get vaccines once the FDA gives full approval to one, the Oakland City Council may be diverting $17M of the police budget, and Gavin Newsom may have overstated how many fire breaks have been cleared around the state — by a lot.
What is likely the same crew of brazen shoplifters who have recently struck twice at Stanford Shopping Center and once in San Francisco's Union Square has struck again, this time in downtown Palo Alto.
Republican John Cox has raised an impressive $7.7 million to replace Governor Gavin Newsom, but $7.2 million of it came from Republican John Cox himself.
The team behind Namu Gaji and Namu Stonepot, who started making sourdough pizza and selling it through Instagram DMs under the name Sunset Squares during the pandemic, has just debuted a new pizza and beer hall in SoMa — and the former Namu Stonepot on Divis is becoming a slice shop.
A deeply mentally ill man who was implicated in a violent spree in the Tenderloin last spring that ended in a 15-hour standoff with police was killed Tuesday afternoon in a shooting in the Bayview neighborhood.
A suspect who was arrested Saturday in connection with multiple Walgreens and CVS robberies — allegedly conducted in plain sight of staff and security guards — has been charged with 15 counts of robbery, grand theft, and burglary.
The owners of Four Barrel Coffee are expanding once more, and they're reportedly taking over the space being abandoned by 20th Century Cafe at Gough and Oak.
The SF Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to permanently cap the per-order fees that delivery apps charge to restaurants at 15 percent — extending what had been a temporary cap put in place during the early months of the pandemic.
The Marin County health officer says "This is what herd immunity looks like" after two small COVID outbreaks failed to spread, there was a vigil for the Lake Merritt shooting last night, and Frontier Airlines is now trying to levy a "COVID Recovery" surcharge on all flights.
Pelosi may be baiting Senate Republicans, a frightening flip-over crash on the Bay Bridge was caused by a distracted father, and a 20-year-old man is fighting for his life after a shooting in the Bayview on Monday.
All types of electric vehicles pose problems for firefighters when they crash and their lithium ion batteries go ablaze, but Teslas have routinely required more than 20,000 gallons of water. That does not bode well for wildfire season!\
Low-income tenants in San Francisco who were most impacted by economic shutdowns in the last year are getting another reprieve from the Board of Supervisors — and for those who owe back rent, it may be just a matter of weeks before their landlords get paid.
A 74-foot-wide, 10-panel fresco painted by Diego Rivera for the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island, which has lived in a theater building at City College since the early 1960s, has just been *very* carefully relocated to SFMOMA ahead of a big Rivera retrospective.
A dead body was found in the area of Metson Lake in Golden Gate Park on Monday, and the dead man was reportedly well known to women who walk dogs in the area.
The 31-year-old man who is still facing trial in San Francisco for grand theft and second-degree burglary in the theft of a 22-year-old ring-tailed lemur from the San Francisco Zoo last fall is now facing federal charges.
The Willow Fire, which was sparked five nights ago in a remote area of Monterey County east of Big Sur, between the burn scars of two recent large wildfires, continues to grow, but weather conditions slowed its growth on Monday.
The SFPD is seeking a hit-and-run vehicle that struck and critically injured a woman near Fisherman's Wharf, an ongoing brush fire in Vallejo was likely sparked by fireworks, and concerns are growing about the Delta COVID variant infecting children and unvaccinated young adults.
SF Mayor London Breed has vetoed that Free Muni pilot program as promised, the city is opening more branch libraries this week, and the state is getting set to pay for total rent forgiveness for all low-income renters who struggled during the pandemic.
Trouble is brewing in the local beer delivery sector, as bars are forced to slash their beer menus because deliveries have slowed to a trickle.
In celebration of Pride and the 10th anniversary of the world premiere of Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City, the Musical,' ACT is releasing it on streaming.
A shooting in Oakland on Saturday is being blamed on gang warfare, specifically an ongoing conflict with two gangs or groups from San Francisco.
Daniel Cauich, the suspect in last week's random stabbing on Post Street, was released from jail in 2019 after serving three years pending trial for murder. The main reason: Cauich and his brother, who were both charged in the killing, were not properly Mirandized after their arrest.
As California’s drought worsens, over 93% of all known giant sequoia trees currently exist in areas experiencing "exceptional drought" conditions — the most severe drought classification established by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
The bike-pedaling shoplifter filmed in a viral video that showed him clearing shelves at a San Francisco Walgreens was detained by police Saturday, when the suspect allegedly tried to steal from yet another store just a few blocks away.
