The saga of Gerald, the wild turkey who had taken to attacking humans in Oakland's Morcom Rose Garden but seemed to have a specific hatred of older women, has seemingly come to an end.
A 19-year-old mother of a 10-month-old baby, who was carrying her second child, was fatally shot in a brazen drive-by shooting Wednesday while her entire family was in the same car with her.
An encampment fire in Oakland damaged at least two buildings, convicted murderer Scott Peterson is having a virtual hearing today from San Quentin, and Uber drivers are suing the company over Yes on 22 pop-ups.
UPDATE: Earlier, unsubstantiated reports have now been confirm by CTP Watcher. The event was a photoshoot of two F/A-18 Hornets based at Lemoore Naval Air Station. The jets are a part
A raccoon got into SF City Hall, nurses are suing the city for overtime pay, Dr. Fauci is headed to the Bay Area, and former 49er Dana Stubblefield has been sentenced in a 2015 rape case.
The oldest restaurant in San Francisco, Tadich Grill, which dates its establishment to 1849, is re-emerging from a pandemic closure next month, cioppino, steaks and all. And Tommy's is reopening before Halloween.
The relentlessness of 2020 with its anxieties and miseries lumbers on with yet another fire weather forecast that no one wants to hear. But a coming wind event that begins Sunday brings the most danger so far, according to one meteorologist.
Under the Caution Against Racially Exploitative Non-Emergencies (CAREN) Act, racially motivated 911 calls could now land you in legal trouble.
LED installation artist Jim Campbell has something new up his sleeve for the top of Salesforce next weekend.
An angry 73-year-old man was fatally shot in an Idaho campground incident in which he allegedly fired on a group of campers after being heard yelling at them for being in what he claimed was his campsite, and accusing them of coming from California.
Book your rides on the 150-foot-tall Ferris wheel in Golden Gate Park while the weather's still nice and clear! The new attraction celebrating the park's 150th birthday opened to the public on Wednesday.
The driver of a stolen U-Haul truck died early Thursday morning after trying to evade police and jumping into San Francisco Bay.
Senate Democrats boycotted a vote to advance Amy Coney Barrett's nomination, San Mateo County opens dedicated COVID testing line for families, and a new park opened on the eastern end of the Bay Bridge.
Human bones were found on San Bruno Mountain, a Marin County high school is shutting down in-person classes after an illegal student party, and Quibi is dunzo.
Predicted Diablo winds between Monday night and Wednesday morning failed to materialize in most parts of the Bay, however a second wind event is forecast to begin Wednesday night and into Thursday morning.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett served on the board of a school group that systematically discriminated against LGBTQ+ teachers and parents. How can the Senate let this nomination slide through knowing she supported this?
Alas, a new detail has emerged in the as-yet-not-fully-disclosed settlement of multiple lawsuits related to the sinking and tilting Millennium Tower in downtown San Francisco, and it's the fact that SF taxpayers will be footing a piece of the overall bill.
Defense attorneys successfully argued that there was no evidence of malice before the killing, and prosecutors reportedly had difficulty establishing who did what to whom first, with the defense claiming self-defense.
A court has ordered San Quentin to release or transfer 50% of its inmates due to COVID, SF firefighters performed a surf and cliff rescue near Marshall's Beach, and Pope Francis is endorsing the idea of same-sex civil unions.
Two SF supervisors want more "Safe Sleeping Villages" for the homeless, supervisors approved the CAREN Act banning racially motivated 911 calls, and a 24-Hour Fitness location in SF apparently allows members to go maskless if they fill out an exemption form.
As Jimmy Garoppolo walked off the field Sunday following a 24-16 win against the Los Angeles Rams, he stopped for a moment to wave at the paper cutouts in the empty bleachers,
Two loutish raccoons took it upon themselves to occupy a Redwood City bank, and both suspects remain at large after their raccoon party free-for-all.
The Glass Fire is officially, fully contained as of Tuesday, right on schedule per earlier announcements by Cal Fire. As with other wildfires, it has taken many days than might seem intuitively necessary to get from 97-percent to 100-percent, and here we are.
On Monday, the SFPD held a virtual town hall to discuss the Oct. 10 police killing of 21-year-old carjacking suspect Cesar Antonio Vargas, release video of the incident, and name the two officers involved in the shooting.
The group 40 Days for Life group is currently in the middle of its fall push to “end abortion locally through prayer and fasting," but some armed guards they recently hired allegedly pepper-sprayed counter-protesters outside a Walnut Creek clinic.
