Three teens were killed in a Christmas night car crash in Pleasanton, four were injured in a shooting at a house party in East Oakland, and two porch pirates were nabbed in Butte County.
The 40th San Francisco homicide of 2019 marks the second Tenderloin killing in the last five days.
A heartwarming holiday ending in San Jose, a fake gold scam targets the Richmond District, and people are fighting Prop. 13 with walking tours.
In a revolving carousel of quandaries, the owner of a vacant West Oakland home that was squatted by two mothers last month wants them out — so they can use the property to accommodate disadvantaged youth.
Marshawn "Beast Mode" Lynch is officially a Seattle Seahawk, once again, signing with the team on Monday and setting the former star running back on course to return to action this Sunday night in the team's showdown with the San Francisco 49ers.
Yesterday's two-alarm fire in the Inner Richmond left one dead, it looks like we'll be having a wet Christmas after all, a number of SF cafes and coffee shops are going zero-waste, and more Christmas Eve headlines.
Sonoma officials have approved an emergency plan to deal with a sprawling homeless encampment, Alameda County has voted to sell the Coliseum to the A's, and the SF City Attorney just shut down an underground nightclub in the Bayview.
With only 3,000 southern sea otters left in the wild, these charming, furry clam crackers could go the way of the dodo. But a new study reveals that, should they be reintroduced into the San Francisco Bay, their numbers could triple. The problem? Great white sharks.
An Alameda County judge who is set to preside over the trial of a transient man suspected of fatally stabbing 18-year-old Nia Wilson at the MacArthur BART station last year is still unconvinced about the man's attorney's push to have his mental competence re-examined.
Tesla fanboys worldwide are surely wetting themselves with fascination as a Utah man has implanted his Tesla key into his hand, obvious medical and surveillance concerns be damned.
A second DoorDash driver, this time in Santa Clara, was caught on surveillance video being a porch pirate just moments after handing off a bag of food to a customer.
An armed robbery Sunday night at a convenience store in Bay Point ended with one of the alleged thieves fatally shot, and the initial unfolding of the robbery — which left a cashier injured — was caught on surveillance video.
Two men dragged a woman across a Walmart parking lot in Fremont trying to steal her purse, flaring at a Benecia refinery released tons of sulfur dioxide, and a blind woman was robbed of her cellphone at BART's 12th Street Station.
With 34 beers on tap and various cold brew coffees available — all poured inside a chromatic, hallucinatory wonderland of quirky decor and knick-knack embellishments — Modern Times Beer’s new Oakland taproom is a sight to behold.
A handful of e-scooter providers are ardent about accepting cash payments for citywide rentals, widening their accessibility to the masses — who may or may not have a CVV number to their name.
It looks like we'll be having a wet and windy (possibly snowy!) winter holiday, a fiery car accident left one dead and another injured last night in Santa Clara, the world's oldest Christmas card finds a temporary home at SF's Brick Row Book Shop, and more Sunday headlines.
Hundreds of holiday nomads at SFO had to pause their plans yesterday as dense fog and windy conditions delayed some 380 flights, canceling another thirty or so.
Due to legal entanglements and bouts of public backlash, Dennis Richards, who was appointed to the San Francisco Planning Commission in 2014, is to take a leave of absence from his duties.
Bay Area stores brace for what's the second busiest shopping day of the entire calendar year, one adorable good boy was caught red-pawed on camera stealing a donated child's toy, dozens of families moved into a new affordable housing complex in Oakland, and more Saturday headlines.
Homelessness nationwide has gone up nearly 3 percent, fog and weather caused some big travel-day delays, and Steph Curry denies that a leaked semi-nude locker room photo is him.
Employees at San Francisco's oldest brewery, and what many consider to be the oldest craft beer brand in the country, just voted to approve a three-year contract with parent company Sapporo Holdings.
After years of large and unexplained price increases, Burning Man is sticking it to the man and suing the Bureau of Land Management.
Both Twitter and Facebook announced Friday that they were removing hundreds of inauthentic accounts with links to the Falun Gong spiritual movement — of Shen Yun fame. And Twitter also admitted it just had to remove 88,000 fake accounts linked to Saudi Arabia.
The consistently successful husband-and-wife team behind State Bird Provisions and The Progress next door is expanding for the first time outside of their Fillmore environs.
Former NASA engineer Mark Rober made the stuff of viral fame in 2018 with a video showing his elaborate, camera-equipped, DIY glitter bomb that he left out as bait for a package thief in his neighborhood. Now he's back improving on the concept.
