The onetime spouse of famed promoter Bill Graham, Bonnie MacLean was one of the most well-regarded concert poster artists of the late-60s, early-70s psychedelic rock era.
The Chronicle has managed to identify “Girlfriend 1” in the FBI criminal complaint against Mohammed Nuru, and it’s high-ranking mayor’s office director Sandra Zuniga.
In a new promotion now that Hamilton has been playing in SF on and off for something like five years (who's counting?), the producers are offering up all the tickets for the March 3 show to a lottery for just $10 a pop.
The newly emboldened, three-year-old Oakland Police Commission has fired the city's chief of police, Anne Kirkpatrick, following extended tensions and a decision to exonerate five police officers whom the commission wanted to fire.
A good Samaritan in his 20s who was helping a fellow driver who had crashed on Highway 101 was killed by another vehicle in San Mateo this morning, and one of the cruise ship patients with the coronavirus is at an unnamed SF hospital.
Think you’ve been charged unfair bridge fees by FasTrak? So do thousands more, and a class action suit against FasTrak — and Xerox — is moving forward.
The parent company of Caviar, DoorDash Inc., has reportedly been in talks with both Postmates and Uber in the past year about mergers in various combinations between the three companies — pointing to the fact that the food delivery app industry may be feeling some growing pains.
Days after the mayor revealed her longtime personal relationship with former Public Works director Mohammed Nuru — who resigned last week amid a federal investigation — she's saying that she now is "re-evaluating" all of her personal relationships.
Caltrans is undertaking a major project on the 101 freeway in San Francisco this July, and the agency is holding a series of public meetings to discuss how it may impact businesses, traffic, and more.
The case of a Bay Area couple in their 70s who disappeared over the weekend from a rental home in Inverness continues to baffle both their family and Marin County authorities.
A trio of suspects, one armed with a handgun, allegedly attempted three separate carjackings in and around SoMa, all within an hour on Thursday morning.
Six people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Los Gatos, a 25-year-old man turned himself in following a murder in a San Jose Airbnb, and there are now a dozen Americans from the Diamond Princess cruise ship hospitalized in Northern California.
The Berkeley Bowl mourns the loss of its co-owner, Gavin admits homlessness is a “disgrace”, and Planning Commissioner Dennis Richards is suing the city.
The 24-year-old homeless kid who was shot last week by an off-duty FBI agent in the Haight is speaking out, and the story, if true, is all kinds of effed up.
We’re gonna need a bigger box of Kleenex, as the biggest AIDS Memorial Quilt display San Francisco has ever seen will be part of Golden Gate Park’s 150th anniversary proceedings.
Two weeks out from Super Tuesday and the California primary, Senator Bernie Sanders has reportedly pulled out with a big lead in a new poll of Democratic voters in the state.
In a new 16-page proposal that's now under review by the powerful California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), the commission president is suggesting several milestones for PG&E to reach as it emerges from bankruptcy.
The suspect in the 2018 BART station murder of 18-year-old Nia Wilson was thrown out of court last week after an expletive-laced outburst at a prosecutor, and now he is apparently refusing to come back to complete his cross-examination.
Surge pricing for all cars, plus paid meters for Sunday and nighttime parking could be coming, as City Hall looks for ways to fight gridlock and discourage driving in general.
One of two suspects wanted in what are believed to be a pair of connected, violent daylight robberies in Oakland and Richmond on February 10, was arrested after an all-points bulletin went out — and he was likely trying to flee the state.
A new piece of evidence suggests that Mayor London Breed may have received an undisclosed gift from local restaurateur Nick Bovis, the alleged co-conspirator who was indicted by the feds last month along with former Public Works director Mohammed Nuru.
One of the infected passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise ship has been put in isolation at a Napa hospital, Caltrain is temporarily suspending weekend service into SF, and a Palo Alto couple remains missing in Marin County.
A 33-year-old transient man was arrested after allegedly forcing his way into a woman's home, an elderly hiker has gone missing in Marin County, and tonight is the deadline to register to vote in the California primary.
The career of Dawoud Bey — an American photographer famous for highlighting black subjects and African-American history — is the focal point of SFMOMA’s newest retrospective, ‘Dawoud Bey: An American Project,’ which includes his early portraits of Harlem residents and much more.
Two people are dead after their car went off a cliff and crashed 300 feet below the roadway along Highway 1 south of Big Sur early Thursday.
