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.
January always marks one of two annual menu changeovers at Mission cocktail mecca Trick Dog, and this time around the theme is Trick Dog University, based around a college course catalogue.
A face-tattooed man with a history of rape and sexual assault charges has returned to Redding after being run out of Alaska, and the community is understandably a little freaked out.
47 named residents of Treasure Island are suing the developers, contractors, and city and state entities involved in the redevelopment of the island, claiming among other things that they were misled about radioactive contamination levels on the island.
Another 90s vestige on Valencia Street has said goodbye without much fanfare, and this time it's Valencia Pizza & Pasta (801 Valencia Street). The restaurant sits in the same building as the equally old Burger Joint, which closed two weeks ago, and both restaurant spaces are for rent.
The ever-popular SF Beer Week festivities begin in just two and a half weeks, and if you want in on the opening weekend tasting event featuring almost every craft brewery in Northern California, you'd better get on it.
The latest winter virus scare from Asia, Wuhan coronavirus, was just confirmed in its first human-to-human transmission over the weekend, and on Tuesday authorities in Washington State say they have identified the first case in the United States.
A tiger, a dinosaur, and a woman in a pink cowboy hat all joined in restraining a man on Friday who was allegedly punching a female driver inside a vehicle, just outside the venue where FurCon 2020 was taking place in San Jose.
A vehicle has been recovered but the driver of it remains at large in connection with a Friday hit-and-run collision that took the life of an Oakland mother outside her child's school.
A vigil for the mother killed in an Oakland hit-and-run, a man was shot in SF's Sunnydale neighborhood Tuesday morning, and authorities are investigating the theft of nearly 100 beehives from an orchard in Yuba City.
A female pedestrian was killed by a car fleeing police in Berkeley this morning, the female hit-and-run victim from a Sunday crash in Oakland has been ID'd, and today is the last day for Haight Ashbury Music.
Mission bar/nightclub Slate appears to be in the process of changing hands and changing names, though the bar remains open as Slate for the time being, and likely for several months.
A man who was found dead in an on-campus residence at Stanford University on Friday has been identified as 19-year-old undergraduate Eitan Weiner.
It’s real deep legal trouble for the fake deep-voiced Theranos founder, who could be on the hook for more than a half-billion dollars.
Over the MLK Day weekend, a group that has previously constructed unsanctioned "villages" of makeshift tiny houses as homeless encampments built another one on a strip of land in Oakland, calling it the Right to Exist Curbside Community.
In a foolish move the likes of which we've come to expect from the Trump administration, Vice President Mike Pence predicted that the Green Bay Packers would beat "Nancy Pelosi's 49ers" during a rally in Milwaukee last week.
The real estate investment firm that owns the home on Magnolia Street in West Oakland where a group of homeless mothers and their children were squatting in recent months has caved and agreed to negotiate a sale of the property to an Oakland nonprofit.
It's been a rough few years to be a 49ers fan, but for the faithful — and for all the bandwagon-ers who like to join in the fun when the local team is winning — the last two January weekends have been full of beer, cheering crowds, and happy times.
Sonoma County is building a temporary "outdoor" homeless shelter, three people were shot in O Moraga Sunday night, and SF is looking for poll workers for March 3.
Thousands of protesters, dawning pink headwear and wielding frank signage, marched San Francisco's City Hall yesterday afternoon, chanting "together we rise" in glorious unison. Similar demonstrations — of equal candor and conviction — were seen throughout the Bay Area, as well.
A 2-year-old male koala has arrived at the San Francisco Zoo from Los Angeles, and the local zoological institution is holding a contest as to what to name him.
With the declaration of a yet-opened SAFE Navigation Center in the Upper Market area — a community touchstone that'll add up to 200 shelter beds — this week, Mayor Breed will fulfill her 2018 promise of bringing a thousand new shelter beds to San Francisco. But is that enough?
The 49ers will face-off against the Packers at Levi's Stadium this afternoon for the NFC Championship, an early evening car crash yesterday left one Tesla in flames and a man dead, and the SF SPCA is waiving adoption fees for all adult animals today ... as long the 49ers are winning.
In protest against the handling of the eviction of Moms 4 Housing from their West Oakland home, seven members of San Francisco Pride push to ban the Alameda County Sheriff's Office from participating in this year's Pride parade.
Talking to a packed room at City Hall yesterday, the current Speaker of the House addressed why it's crucial San Franciscans participate in the upcoming census count, helping set in motion the SF Counts 2020 Census campaign alongside Mayor Breed and other notable officials.
