In case this really needed clarification, former SF Mayor Willie Brown has it some authority that planning is underway for a possible 49ers victory parade in San Francisco — not in Santa Clara where, technically, the team actually plays these days.
A call has gone out for extras and notices have gone out to neighbors for three weeks of shooting (with helicopters!) for "Project Ice Cream" starting on February 9, and we all now know that this is the fourth installment of The Matrix franchise.
A high-speed chase on I-880, a second arrest was made in an attack on two older men in Chinatown last summer, and California is looking to prohibit the advertising of wet wipes as "flushable."
The driver whose car killed a woman on 101 on Sunday has been charged with DUI, David Chiu endorses Elizabeth Warren, and the TransAmerica Pyramid has four potential buyers.
An arrest has been made in connection with a series of nearly 70 separate incidents in which mysterious projectiles were hitting vehicle windshields along Highways 101 and 156 in Monterey and San Benito Counties last year.
Up in Healdsburg this afternoon, a very large blending tank at Rodney Strong Vineyards sprung a very significant leak, dumping some 97,000 gallons of Cabernet Sauvignon into a drainage ditch, out to a nearby creek, and ultimately into the Russian River.
A Board of Supervisors committee delays consideration of the Michael Mina-backed Shack15’s liquor license request, yet the private club is already advertising “multiple full-service bars.”
In just one of multiple incidents in the last year in which a high-profile tech executive saw their home descended upon by police and SWAT teams, Facebook's head of Instagram Adam Mosseri had both his homes in New York and San Francisco swatted in November.
Diners in SF are likely sick of surprise surcharges at this point, but a new 1% charge is appearing on bills in a handful of local restaurants aimed at improving soils and fighting climate change.
A Ring doorbell video of a woman being accosted and robbed by an armed thief on her doorstep in the Eastmont Hills neighborhood of Oakland has been cause for fresh alarm for neighbors — and it's part of an apparent uptick in armed robberies around the Oakland hills.
Meet Rock M. Sakura, a San Francisco drag queen with a love for Japanese anime and K-pop who is now, officially, only the second Bay Area queen ever to be cast on Rupaul's Drag Race. In 12 years. Out of 150-something queens who have been on the show. The second one.
In a move that is sure to thrill almost no one in San Francisco, Mayor London Breed has thrown her endorsement weight — such as it is — behind former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg in the upcoming Democratic presidential primary.
A vehicle fleeing the scene of an alleged home invasion crashed on 101 this morning, a decommissioned firehouse in Fremont is for sale for $1, and a new test found no significant radiation at the Hunters Point Shipyard.
The still-under-construction Oceanwide Center will be completed by a new Chinese investor, SF's conservatorship program for the mentally ill is delayed, and Uber is testing letting drivers set their own ride rates.
The new Shake Shack location at Fillmore and Filbert, one block below Union Street in the former Real Food Co. grocery store space, is beginning to train employees and readying for an opening in the next few weeks. And not all the neighbors are happy about it.
K-Pop phenom BTS is making a return trip to the Bay Area in April, and the BTS Army is presumably already losing its collective mind.
After the town of Paradise, California largely burnt to the ground in November 2018, its residents moved, in some cases, halfway or all the way across the country.
An aging Holiday Inn hotel property at Fisherman's Wharf, which has already half changed over to a new boutique brand called Hotel Caza, is looking to add 174 new rooms over what's now a surface parking lot.
Saturday’s collaboration with Mike Patton still has a few tickets available, and the avant-garde legend’s other shows this weekend throw audiences a kitchen sink of experimental jazz.
Because every mega-millionaire power couple needs a pied-a-terre to supplement their suburban manse, Steph and Ayesha Curry have reportedly just signed on the dotted line for a swanky new 30th-floor condo in a building on Mission Street across from the Yerba Buena Center.
It may not be a local story, but the fact the Saturday Night Live is going to have its first ever drag queen host next month seems like something half to three quarters of the Bay Area should care about.
The case of a fatal gas station shooting in Vallejo in November, under investigation by Vallejo police, continues to be one in which the police maintain that the off-duty Richmond police sergeant was acting in self-defense — and new video seeks to bolster that conclusion.
Get off your phones! Cellphone and laptop thefts in the BART system were up 32 percent in 2019 over the previous year, and in San Francisco the stations where the most thefts occurred were Balboa Park and 24th Street/Mission.
Livermore police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in which a male driver was shot in the thigh, City College remains in financial trouble, and a standoff has been unfolding at a home in San Pablo.
Former Mrs. Gavin Newsom turned Donald Trump Jr. girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle published an op-ed about SF's "dangerous new DA," a $20K reward is being offered in a Palo Alto shooting, and the woman struck by a hit-and-run driver in Berkeley was homeless.
