The much delayed revival of Telegraph Hill's Julius' Castle has been pushed into 2020, two crashes caused traffic in the South Bay this morning, and the SFPD is investigating shots fired near Powell Street.
One of the key takeaway tension moments getting talked about from Thursday night's Democratic candidate debate was one in which Senator Elizabeth Warren called out Mayor Pete Buttigieg for attending a recent fundraiser hosted by billionaires, with "$900 bottles of wine" in a wine cave.
The 22-year-old nursing student who leapt into action after last month's BART stabbing was commended, a tearful juror from the Keith Green murder trial says "two murderers are free," and a big oak tree in saturated ground falls down.
A gun-loving Republican trans woman originally from Mississippi has declared herself a candidate for Scott Wiener's state senate seat, which comes up for election next year.
Two Italian officers were charged for unlawfully blindfolding and releasing pictures of the 18-year-old suspect, and another officer’s false statements could upend the prosecution.
An upcoming movie based on an essay about the California punk scene and its connection to Asian restaurants in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento will star Awkwafina, and will probably be pretty fun.
It has 150 seats, it's upstairs from a CVS, and it will serve $240 cuts of Kobe beef imported from Japan. It's called Mastro's, and it's one of 17 locations of the highest end of steakhouses from the Texas-based Landry's empire.
For reasons of geography, apparently, and the low number of people who have downloaded the app, and earthquake warning only went about to about 40 people on Tuesday in San Luis Obispo County ahead of a 4.3M earthquake.
No one else will be prosecuted for the April 2016 murder of Keith Green, bringing a stunning end to a nearly four-year-old case that was one of the most high-profile and sensational homicides in recent memory in the Bay Area.
A San Francisco woman has hired a pilot to fly a banner, launched a website, posted on Tinder, and handed out over 3,000 flyers in an attempt to find her dog, Jackson.
A mistake by an Alaska Airlines gate agent and a very angry Uber driver led to a 911 call and a kidnapping story fit for local news — not to mention a fresh bit of bad PR for Uber.
A storm may disrupt weekend travel plans, a new Navigation Center is being proposed for the Tenderloin, and the developer of Salesforce Tower just got a new SoMa project approved.
One of the cops who shot Jamaica Hampton in the Mission was fresh out of the police academy, the Raiders are leaving behind a big debt to Oakland, and Uber is settling sexual harassment cases brought against it by multiple former employees for $4.4 million.
The satisfying paydirt of watching the House vote to impeach Donald Trump comes after 4 p.m. Pacific Time, but in the meantime we can agree that this isn't something the House Speaker is relishing. At all.
Aquitaine, the six-year-old wine bar and bistro from chef Laurent Manrique in the Financial District, is closing Friday and will be quickly reborn in a new neighborhood uptown, the Castro.
At long last, former French Laundry chef de cuisine Timothy Hollingsworth is opening his long-ago-promised solo restaurant in San Francisco, following a stint in L.A. and a spin on a Netflix cooking competition show.
Drag icon Peaches Christ, who cut her teeth hosting midnight movie screenings in San Francisco — with parodic staged pre-shows — is hosting an event for SF Sketchfest in January celebrating the 45th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
The photo has gone viral on Twitter and sparked a whole lot of smug retorts from Republicans about San Francisco going to hell because of its progressive politics.
The SFPD held a town hall meeting Tuesday night in the Mission to review what happened prior to an officer-involved shooting on December 7 that left a 26-year-old man in
Six people have been indicted for falsely claiming losses in the Camp Fire, two have died from the flu in Marin County, and thousands turned out for pro-impeachment rallies last night.
Eataly, the sprawling New York City food emporium launched in part by Mario Batali though he's no longer involved, is opening its first Bay Area location at Westfield Valley Fair.
The San Francisco Giants are offering kind tributes to 11-year veteran pitcher Madison Bumgarner, calling him a "forever Giant." But Bumgarner didn't exactly mince words in explaining why he signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks for 2020.
Not satisfied to let his 11,000+ tweets stand as a public record of his anger about partisan "Witch Hunts" and the impending impeachment, President Trump composed a six-page letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi today reiterating his many thoughts.
A new interactive piece from the New York Times' San Francisco bureau chief explores the High Street homeless encampment in East Oakland, and includes interviews with residents there who are simply trying to survive after falling on hard times.
On Monday night, a new winner was crowned on ABC's The Great Christmas Light Fight, and this year's house to make Clark Griswold proud is in the Bay Area, and you can go visit it yourself this week.
