A planned RV and vehicle "triage" lot for the homeless in West Oakland, similar to one that opened last year in SF, is getting delayed as the property owner is now entering an eviction fight with a group of encampment residents who refused to leave under the city's orders last fall.
A high school student fatally shot Friday in Antioch has been identified, an injury accident caused a major delay on the westbound Bay Bridge this morning, and reporters are intercepting sad 49ers fans arriving back at SFO from Miami.
Early Monday morning, a passenger on a Greyhound bus from Los Angeles to San Francisco opened fire on board the bus near the Grapevine, injuring five people and killing one 51-year-old woman.
A man who had just been kicked out of a crowded sports bar near AT&T Park Sunday night, right around the time that the 49ers were looking clearly like they were going to lose, allegedly pushed his way back in minutes later and randomly opened fire. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
All signs were pointing toward a San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl LIV victory, but then the Kansas City Chiefs put 21 points on the scoreboard in Q4 — and pulled the rug out from underneath the Niners and their now despondent fans.
A female patient who traveled from China to visit family in Santa Clara County is now the second Bay Area case of the Wuhan coronavirus.
In a bid to inspire others to treat our city's homeless with more compassion and empathy, one Alexander Debelov wants to do something novel for his birthday this year: put a slice of pizza in each homeless San Franciscan's hands.
Seven Stills Brewery and Distillery is closing two of its facilities in the face of a 90-day suspension of their brewery and distillery license by the California Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) over some 60 documented violations of tied-house laws.
Super Bowl LIV kicks off at 3:30 p.m. (PST), two people were severely injured in a late-night fire at a Visitacion Valley home, and, no, you're not crazy — today's date really does read the same way forward and backward.
And… I’m back. For those who are new around these parts, I’m a die-hard 49ers fan and SF native who pretty much lives for football season. Like, I don’t care if you’re my best friend in the whole world; if you’re getting married on a Sunday when the Niners are playing, I’m gonna miss the wedding.
A sole late-night hooligan destroyed nine large glass windows at St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco Friday, leaving an estimated two tons of shattered glass to later be hauled off.
With Wakey Wakey, playwright Will Eno has created an almost-one-man show that seems to be a 90-minute vigil hosted by a dying man who wants to say some profound things before he goes, and yet really isn't sure what to say.
Currently, the median price for a house in the United States sits at $200,000. Half that amount, however, could secure you a conveniently located, covered parking spot in San Francisco’s South Beach neighborhood.
A big magnolia tree at the 18th Street edge of Dolores Park appears to have broken at its base and tumbled over onto the street, downing some power lines and impacting Muni bus service.
City officials say they'll deploy more police and safety officers throughout San Francisco tomorrow to handle Super Bowl crowds, a man died in an early-morning fire at a Walnut Creek condominium complex, and the historically all-boys Riordan High School will start accepting girls.
A third person has been arrested in the New Year's Eve laptop theft that ended in death, more airlines are suspending China routes to SFO, and a 38-Geary collided with a car in the Tenderloin.
A San Francisco man has been fighting to have a parking ticket forgiven after the SFMTA issued it to him while he was hospitalized for a stabbing that occurred near his home in
The City Hall director accused of multiple bribery and fraud charges has not yet been officially disciplined, but Supervisor Matt Haney got a nasty letter for publicly saying that Mohammed Nuru should be disciplined.
A man about whom nothing is yet known besides the fact that he lives in Santa Clara County has tested positive for the Wuhan coronavirus. His is the third case to appear in California, and the first in the Bay Area.
The Omakase Restaurant Group is getting set to debut the third SF location of Dumpling Time at the Chase Center on Monday, February 3 — and it's the first restaurant to open in the still-developing, Kaiser-branded Thrive City on the arena grounds.
A group of 195 U.S. citizens and diplomats and their families who were evacuated from Wuhan, China by the State Department this week are now under a federally ordered two-week quarantine at a military base in Riverside, California.
A 20-year-old San Francisco man whose burned body was discovered two weeks ago on Treasure Island has been identified, and the suspect arrested for the killing last week had been attempting to flee on a plane from SFO.
Delta, United, and American Airlines are suspending China flights for several months, a fire broke out at the Joe Rodota Trail homeless encampment this morning in Santa Rosa, and a driver had to be extracted from a burning vehicle after a collision at a gas station in SF.
We have a new acting director of Public Works, a 29-year-old man was stabbed in the Tenderloin, and Moms 4 Housing are pushing for a new ordinance that lets renters buy homes that come on the market.
A Cambodian-born man who had come to the U.S. with his parents at the age of 1, and who had been a U.S. citizen since he was 12 years old but was nonetheless targeted for deportation, returned home to California on Wednesday via San Francisco.
