A motorcyclist was found dead near SF's Panhandle, a candidate for mayor in Vallejo has a history of domestic violence convictions, and the longtime owner of Zazie is suffering major fire-evacuation and power-shutoff-related losses at her Calistoga restaurant Lovina.
A full schedule of public safety power shutoff (PSPS) duration estimates is now available for October 14 to 16, and PG&E says around 54,000 customers in 24 counties are likely to be affected.
Amazon workers at the company's San Leandro warehouse want to unionize, the SFPD has made two arrests in a SoMa homicide from last week, and there will be no California Michelin Guide this year after all.
Sen. Feinstein needled the Supreme Court nominee on the two issues for which she was picked — to overturn Roe v. Wade and to hand Trump re-election — but DiFi didn’t really manage to swat any flies.
Both Alameda and Santa Clara County moved into the state's "orange" tier status for pandemic reopening, joining San Francisco in the second-least severe group of counties with only "moderate" virus spread.
The local media landscape has gone through plenty of changes in the last two decades, but today we have some good news for readers and consumers of Bay Area news.
Warm, dry weather and offshore wind will make for beach weather in SF the next few days, but all kinds of potential terror elsewhere in the Bay Area.
The airy SoMa space occupied by Bar Agricole for much of the last decade will be the new home of Californios — giving the Michelin-starred, Mexican-influenced restaurant from chef Val Cantu more space to breathe (in a pandemic) both indoors and out.
It will be a while before we’ll be able to come together and sit shoulder-to-shoulder to enjoy the shared experience of live theater, but in the meantime, several Bay Area theater companies are refusing to go completely dark and are producing shows that can be enjoyed at home.
The story of a car that injured eight people when it drove into a restaurant's outdoor dining area on Sunday afternoon took a tragic turn Monday when one of the eight victims died from her injuries.
Kindergarten enrollment is down across the Bay Area, firefighters put out a brush fire by an encampment in West Oakland, and real estate people are pouring millions into the campaign to defeat SF's Prop I.
A Minnesota pumpkin grower won the annual Half Moon Bay pumpkin contest today with a 2,350-lb gourd, a multi-car collision backed up the westbound Bay Bridge, and what to expect from Tuesday's Apple event.
The MAGA-yoga connection apparently exists, and a hot yoga studio could be in hot water for “mask free” classes flouting health restrictions.
One of the Bay Area's most renowned writers, Dave Eggers, has offered up his own account of the Glass Fire for The New Yorker.
The 49ers looked poised to move forward Sunday afternoon against the Miami Dolphins with QB Jimmy Garoppolo back at the helm returning from injury, but the team took another step back with a 43-17 loss, as injuries found new ways to plague the already-depleted roster.
Republican party operations in Fresno, Los Angeles, and Orange County get busted for bamboozling voters with phony ballot drop boxes, which is totally a felony.
A Gilroy man who's considered armed and dangerous was on the loose Monday, and authorities believe he was responsible for the shooting death of a woman on Sunday night in Milpitas.
Three humpback whales put on a tandem show in Monterey Bay on Sunday, performing an extremely rare triple breach that delighted whale-watchers out for a tour.
Higher temperatures and gusty offshore winds later this week have PG&E warning customers in the North Bay and elsewhere that there could be another PSPS (public safety power shutoff) in their future.
Several people were injured by a car that drove into an outdoor dining area in San Jose, two more orphaned mountain lion cubs rescued in the Zogg Fire arrive at the Oakland Zoo, and the SFFD released details in the death of firefighter Jason Cortez.
The collaborative undertaking between Princess and Skyhigh Odditorium, "Halloween Drive-In" is set to bring performances from drag artists, DJs, and acrobats to the masses for a ghoulish, supernatural drive-in experience unlike any other in the Bay Area — but for only two nights.
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A suspect in an alleged carjacking attempt that transpired late Saturday night in SF has been killed in an officer-involved shooting; the victim was pronounced dead at the scene after officers attempted to medically revive him.
A Trump boat parade that consisted of about 40 vessels left McCovey Cove for the Golden Gate Bridge Saturday, the Glass Fire is now 90% contained, and a recently filed report hints that neglected PG&E equipment might have sparked the fatal Zogg Fire.
After opening one of arguably San Francisco's best outdoor dining experiences — which features iron-branded ice cubes and high-brow burgers — Palette's new indoor exhibit, "Flavors of Photography," is an ode to the detailed, evocative nature of food photography.
Nearly a year after the Moms 4 Housing created a national dialogue around housing rights, the West Oakland property the activists once occupied has now been purchased by the Oakland Community Land Trust (OakCLT) — and will be converted into a shelter for mothers experiencing homelessness.
