Multiple arrests were made in connection to last weekend's Tenderloin shooting that injured five people, San Jose firefighters responded to an ammonia spill at a Kellogg's-operated facility, and Breed tweeted SF’s current "COVID-19 reproductive rate" Friday morning — which is now at 0.99.
The chair of the board and two vice-chairs have resigned after the city shot down their attempt to sell a Diego Rivera mural, and enrollment has dwindled to a measly 27 students.
The landmark bar at the corner of Market and Castro, Twin Peaks, put out a call for crowdfunding donations in December following a similar effort last spring, and once again fans and patrons of the bar stepped up and gave over $100,000.
A tragic case is unfolding in the South Bay after a software engineer walked in to a police station on Wednesday and confessed to killing his wife. His 11-year-old daughter was found dead as well.
The former North American Boxing Organization junior welterweight champion is now boxing up eighths, prerolls, and your favorite cannabis goodies at Potrero Hill’s first dispensary.
Families of the victims of the tragic December 2016 Ghost Ship fire are not all pleased with a plea agreement that was offered recently to the remaining criminal defendant in the case, Derick Almena. But on Friday, he pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter.
Adhering to a grim schedule that was predicted by public health experts, the holiday-season surge in COVID cases is now showing its spike in deaths, both locally and elsewhere.
The only thing worse than getting catfished by someone chatting you up online is getting assaulted and robbed by them. And that sounds like what happened to a Santa Rosa man early Thursday.
The drive-through mass-vaccination site at City College "softly" opened Friday morning at a five-acre parking lot, with a plan to administer 500 doses today to healthcare workers and people over the age of 65.
Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate may begin next week or after, a Napa couple is being re-sentenced in the 2014 torture death of a three-year-old, and Oakland has already seen 11 homicides just 22 days into the new year.
A suspect remains at large in a hit-and-run that killed a seven-year-old in Milpitas, inmates at the Santa Clara County main jail are on hunger strike over lax COVID protocols, and a judge declined to force Amazon Web Services to reinstate Parler.
Way back in 2015, local musical theater company Ray of Light Theatre put on a well received production of 'Lizzie: The Musical,' a rock opera based on the story of notorious family-murderer Lizzie Borden.
SFUSD is blaming hackers, but Black Lowell students believe it was their fellow students, as an online anti-racism class erupts in n-words and pornography.
A district manager the Chevy's Fresh Mex chain, who's based in Seattle and apparently responsible for the whole West Coast, is being blamed for keeping California Chevy's locations open for dining despite public health orders keeping all other restaurants closed.
"The storm door is about to open," says ABC 7 meteorologist Mike Nicco, as we look toward the weekend and into next week with storm activity moving our way.
Facebook's long promised but still barely operational Oversight Board — the so-called "Supreme Court" of content moderation — is taking on the case of Trump's locked account. And they want to hear from you.
The meme of Bernie Sanders sitting slouched, masked, and wearing some large and cozy mittens while waiting for Joe Biden to be inaugurated on Wednesday spread fast and wide. And now there are some Bay Area editions.
California health officials say that a batch of Moderna vaccine that was blamed for six allergic reactions is safe, a clinical trial for Johnson & Johnson's one-dose vaccine is underway at Stanford, and United Airlines says it lost $7.7 billion last year.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki gave her first press briefing, Biden rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement, and the SFMTA board took a first step toward approving that "Bummer Market Street" plan.
A sex work advocate before they called it “sex work,” Margo St. James was the namesake of the St. James Infirmary and founded the old Hooker’s Ball. She also spearheaded a movement to legalize prostitution, and very nearly won a seat on the SF Board of Supervisors in 1996.
Oakland police have arrested two men in connection with a January 11 murder of 58-year-old man in West Oakland, and both men were arrested outside the county, in Tracy.
22-year-old Amanda Gorman, the youngest ever inaugural poet and the country's first ever Youth Poet Laureate, wowed the inaugural crowd and earned immediate accolades from Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Oprah Winfrey after delivering her poem "The Hill We Climb"
The Bay Area was still quiet Wednesday morning after a couple of days of noisy wind, and as most of us woke up to the sight of a new Democratic leader taking office — without incident, and with a stirring rendition of the national anthem by Lady Gaga. Lots of you probably cried a little.
Former Alphabet employee, Marin County resident and self-driving technology wunderkind Anthony Levandowski was one of 143 people to receive a last-minute pardon from Donald Trump on his way out of the White House.
Our long national Trump nightmare is over (for now), the @POTUS Twitter account is being transferred without any followers for the first time, and there was no Mega Millions winner so the jackpot rises to $970 million.
