A holiday show that performing artist Taylor Mac first brought to the Curran in San Francisco two years ago, Holiday Sauce, is back in virtual form in a new pandemic edition that's perfect for cuddling up to with your hot toddy as you suffer this COVID Christmas.
A committee tasked with recommending who will be in the "Tier 1-B" group for COVID vaccinations in California, and they met Wednesday to begin finalizing those recommendation.
The Graton Resort & Casino in Sonoma County, which is on the sovereign land of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, is hosting a 4,000-person private event on New Year's Eve. And while county health officials are not happy about it, they can't do anything to stop it.
The SF Board of Supervisors may be extending a lifeline to Chinatown businesses, taxi drivers protest in San Francisco, and UCSF has run out of the Pfizer vaccine and has begun administering the Moderna vaccine.
A house fire in Potrero Hill was caused by a back deck barbecue, Twitter got slammed by the Biden transition team for wanting to wipe followers from the White House accounts, and there's another problem with Dungeness crab season.
The social media pitchforks came out when Valencia Room was accused of using sharp nails to deter loitering in their parklet, but the nails are now removed and the bar insists vandals did the nailing.
In a new era for both franchises, Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant dominated from the jump, as new-look Dubs face daunting climb back to the pinnacle of their sport.
We're sad to learn that one of the longest-lived and largest banquet restaurants in the neighborhood, Far East Cafe, is giving up the ghost after 100 years in business.
It's been confirmed that a man who died last week in some respiratory or cardiac distress on board a California-bound United flight out of Orlando was COVID-positive. And now passengers who helped administer medical aid are wondering why they had to find out from the news media.
A San Francisco native who loved surfing the coast up and down the Peninsula has died following what's being described as a freak accident beneath the Golden Gate Bridge on a day of extreme waves last week.
Local tamale businesses see a dip in Xmas sales, San Jose State's football team is traveling all over and not quarantining, and emergency repairs are underway on the Pacifica seawall where it meets the municipal pier following King Tides and rough surf.
Newsom is making up for not appointing a woman of color to the Senate by nominating Assemblywoman Shirley Weber to be secretary of state, The Alley bar in Oakland is in danger of closing, and the Presidio wants to bring back quail.
The Warriors tip off their new season tonight (actually, 4 p.m. PT this afternoon) in a revenge game against Kevin Durant, with Steph Curry back, and a reasonable expectation that they'll return to their winning ways.
Mayor London Breed and Dr. Grant Colfax took to Zoom again on Tuesday to give a press briefing on where things stand with the pandemic in San Francisco. And for a change — for the first time in two months really — the news was fairly good.
Three giant new container cranes, among the largest ever installed at a U.S. port, are on their way across the ocean from China, and they are set make the Port of Oakland home by late December.
Governor Gavin Newsom has put an end to all the palace intrigue and any backroom wrangling that may have been going on and he's tapped California Secretary of State Alex Padilla to be the next senator from California, to take Senator Kamala Harris's seat.
"For every cold statistic there is an equally human justification [for traveling]," the LA Times writes.
The disappearance of nine-year-old Michaela Garecht, who was grabbed in a supermarket parking lot in Hayward a few days before Thanksgiving in 1988, made national headlines. And only now have investigators charged a man who was already in prison for another murder.
One man was fatally shot and another was wounded on 101 near Cesar Chavez Monday night, the SF Board of Supervisors is holding a special hearing today on reopening schools, and San Mateo County may file criminal charges against a gym owner for refusing to stop indoor workouts.
It’s the longest night of the year, right-wingers on Facebook insist that Nancy Pelosi’s vaccination shot was fake, and a good samaritan EMT may have contracted COVID-19 by committing an act of heroism on a flight.
Owners and operators of cultural venues, from Broadway theaters on down to dive bars that host rock shows, will be able to fight over a new pool of grant money from the federal government as part of the new $900 billion stimulus package that Congress was finalizing Monday.
The three-week stay-at-home orders issued at the state level for the vast majority of Californians since early December are not likely to expire as planned, and are mostly likely getting extended — but how this will work for the Bay Area remains to be seen.
Airbnb is again cracking down on "party houses" that seem to have incurred violations around the Bay Area, but why is this coming up now when technically no vacation rentals are even permitted here?
A yoga studio in Pacifica that has apparently been holding in-person classes without masks since the spring or summer — and whose owner fills social media pages with pro-Trump and anti-Biden memes — continues to do so, and serves as an example of how poorly enforcement efforts are working.
In true Christmas spirit, the San Francisco 49ers gifted Dallas 24 points off of four turnovers for the Cowboys' first consecutive wins of the season.
