A pair of suspects in a shooting that left one man dead and five others wounded last March in the Fillmore District were indicted in federal court Wednesday on charges of being felons in possession of a firearm, and using a firearm in a violent crime that ended in death.
Danny Glover, Angela Davis, and the ‘Last Black Man in San Francisco’ Jimmy Fails were on hand, with Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor beamed in, as Chesa Boudin took the oath as San Francisco’s 30th district attorney.
The mid-season premiere of NBC's "musical dramedy" about a woman whose brain malfunctions and she starts hallucinating that everyone breaks into musical numbers was on Tuesday night. It's the latest prime-time show to be set and partly shot in San Francisco.
It's time yet again for the king tides that visit the Bay Area and other coasts every winter, and they're coming around again this weekend, on both Friday and Saturday.
BART is apologizing for stranding thousands of people while removing a mentally ill person from the trackway in the East Bay last night, and some brazen burglaries have Walnut Creek residents on edge.
A 49-year-old Sonoma County man is suspected of assaulting a 14-year-old girl on Tuesday, crime was down last year in the Tenderloin, and a massive development in Concord is in jeopardy.
After a new state law just took effect with the intention of protecting gig-economy workers, Uber is taking the position, temporarily, that it just has to make some changes to its driver-side app to comply with the law. And those changes are likely to impact riders across the board.
Another week, another NIMBY effort in San Francisco — despite all the groundswell of support for the idea that the city needs more housing, not more hemming and hawing over it.
The Academy of Art has been more of a mega-landlord than an art school, and the Board of Supervisors approved the clawing back of $37.6 million for the Academy’s illegal conversion of affordable housing stock.
San Francisco's 37th sheriff, Paul Miyamoto, was sworn in Wednesday afternoon at City Hall, marking the first time any California county has had an Asian American in this law enforcement role.
A 22-year-old Los Angeles man arrested earlier this week in connection with the weekend disappearance of a 13-year-old Mendocino County girl visiting San Francisco with her family has been released from jail pending charges.
Calling the business's actions "next-level craziness," the SFMTA and the City Attorney's Office are seeking to shut down the e-scooter company Go X, which has been operating in San Francisco without a city permit now for a year.
The iconic indoor-outdoor Cafe Flore (more recently just "Flore") at Noe and Market has weathered storms and ownership changes before. But over the holidays the place quietly shut its doors and posted a notice saying that it's becoming an event space.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is signing an executive order Wednesday creating a new fund that will provide rent assistance to homeless people and fund emergency shelters throughout the state.
Elizabeth Holmes' lawyers in a civil case say she hasn't paid them, electric scooter injuries are way up, and cell providers are testifying in Sacramento about the impacts of PG&E's shutoffs.
State Sen. Scott Wiener and supporters of SB 50 were shouted down at a press conference in Oakland, police arrested four robbery suspects and seized illegal weapons in an early morning raid in East Oakland, and we may now be at war with Iran.
In addition to voting on that "ambassador" program on Thursday, BART's board of directors will be voting on a four-phase, multi-year plan to finally make good on a decade-old promise to provide systemwide wi-fi.
The Democratic Socialist and son of incarcerated radical activists hopes to change the face of San Francisco law enforcement, starting at his 5:30 p.m. swearing-in Wednesday.
The SFMTA is undertaking another week (or so) of maintenance on the Muni Metro later this month, and this will mean no underground service for commuters leaving the office late or anyone trying to get home after dinner by train.
In what is perhaps a sign that local law enforcement is doing an OK job at deterring and catching auto burglars for a change, police in Southern California have noted a trend in Bay Area gangs traveling down there to target tourist vehicles.
In a seemingly cynical and tactical move ahead of another congressional hearing, Facebook announced today that it is officially banning intentionally manipulated video aimed at misinforming the public, a.k.a. deepfakes.
Using the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Vegas as its launchpad, Redwood City-based Impossible Foods announced its latest product Monday night: Impossible Pork.
The BART Board of Directors is inching closer to approving a program that's been in the works nearly two years in which unarmed "ambassadors" will roam trains cleaning up needles and other "biohazards" and providing outreach to the homeless.
Oakland police conducted a mystery raid in East Oakland this morning, Coach Steve Kerr got ejected from the Warriors' game last night, and four suspects were apprehended in Cow Hollow after their car crashed into a parking control vehicle.
A major traffic backup in the East Bay, a federal judge tossed out a suit brought by the parents of Kate Steinle, and a standoff continues at an illegal marijuana grow house in West Oakland.
