Mayor London Breed and District 6 Supervisor Matt Haney are both backing a new local ordinance that would allow permitting for non-profits to open safe-injection sites in San Francisco — something that still needs the blessing of statewide legislation before it can happen.
A horrific looking crash happened Friday morning on I-80 in Dixon involving two big rigs and multiple vehicles — with one vehicle ending up split in two. It's not yet clear how many injuries there are.
Oscar winner and American treasure Julia Roberts has just expressed her longstanding love for San Francisco in the most tangible way possible: real estate.
The Oakland Police Commission met for the first time since the firing of Chief Anne Kirkpatrick and tempers flared, saying goodbye to the CPMC California Campus, and a coronavirus patient has just been transferred to a facility in San Mateo County.
The SFPD has made an arrest in the hate-crime attack on an elderly Asian man in Hunters Point, UC Davis reports a student in self-quarantine, and DoorDash has filed for an IPO.
The latest update in the ongoing City Hall saga stemming from a federal corruption investigation is that the City Attorney's own investigation has just issued 14 new subpoenas pertaining to the much delayed 555 Fulton project in Hayes Valley.
San Francisco’s main water supply, the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir, is more than just a utilitarian natural space — complete with stone monoliths, tall waterfalls, and other Instagram-worthy tropes. So it makes sense why some are pushing for expanded access to the area; SF, though, isn’t budging.
Ghost kitchens are putting a scare in brick-and-mortar SF restaurants, who served the Small Business Commission notice that delivery apps are listing them without permission.
Governor Gavin Newsom gave a press conference Thursday laying out how the state of California is dealing with unfolding coronavirus pandemic, following news of a Solano County case Wednesday that had no discernible origin.
After canceling a couple of smaller events in San Francisco in recent weeks over coronavirus travel caution, Facebook announced Thursday that it is canceling its biggest industry conference of the year, the F8 developers conference set to take place in San Jose in May.
There's a developing story here as the SFPD is reportedly investigating some surveillance footage picked up at the foot of the Stockton Tunnel near Union Square that shows two male suspects violently dragging a woman out of the tunnel and into a waiting vehicle.
Beware, all beardy bros and hirsute daddies! An odd but relevant CDC guide has been making the rounds as the agency prepares the nation for deep coronavirus pandemic panic, and it says your beards have to go.
A voracious alleged sexual predator on what sounds like a self-destructive bender was arrested in December in Walnut Creek after reportedly attempting to "buy" two young girls from their mother. Investigators later found a home rigged with hidden cameras, and a trove of child porn.
The new Bay Area coronavirus patient is at UC Davis and was not tested for the virus for a week, CHP officers lose a car after a three-county chase, and the BART Board is voting on moving forward with a new station in Fremont.
A resident of Solano County has tested positive for the Wuhan coronavirus who has no known ties to anyone who has traveled abroad, sparking new fears that there are more undetected cases in the U.S.
The SFPD has identified the man who was attacked over the weekend in Hunters Point while collecting cans, tens of thousands of tulips are coming back to Union Square, and Tartine Union pins are popping up around town.
In real life, Rock lives in a self-described "art commune" in the Haight, and she's excited to show the world beyond SF her drag when the new season premieres on Friday (February 28) on VH1.
The death of a 19-year-old Stanford student last month is being blamed on accidental fentanyl toxicity, according to a new report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office.
Today the James Beard Foundation released its semifinalists for this year's food-world Oscars, otherwise known as the "long list" that will be whittled down to a list of nominees or finalists in the coming weeks.
A woman was arrested by CHP officers in Marin County Tuesday evening after she allegedly drove her vehicle across the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge in the bike lane, with a child in the backseat, and then failed a field sobriety test.
Sting’s new musical, starring Sting basically playing Sting, sets sail for the month at the Golden Gate Theatre following its brief Broadway run, and it's buoyed by its spectacular score.
The two young American men suspected in the stabbing death of a Carabinieri paramilitary officer in Rome last July began their trial today, and one or both of them face possible life sentences in Italian prison.
After six years in planning, and eight years after it had to pack up its tent on Pier 29 to make way for America's Cup construction, Teatro ZinZanni finally has approval from the SF Board of Supervisors to return — in somewhat different form.
Users of Lyft's previously flammable Bay Wheels e-bikes are in revolt this week after the company announced price hikes effective March 2 that make the formerly cheap monthly membership option significantly less cheap.
The man accused in the hit and run that killed a Castro Valley girl is out on bail, Richmond city officials want to know why the Chevron refinery keeps flaring, and comparing Warren and Sanders on cannabis.
