Larry Page and Sergey Brin are ending remarkable two-decade careers by stepping down from their roles at Alphabet, the Tubbs Fire cause is again questioned, and closures begin at the Caldecott Tunnel.
In order for the city to perform necessary upgrades to the Outdoor Public Warning System the regularly blaring sirens we're accustomed to hearing every Tuesday at noon will be going silent for the next two years.
An apparently disabled Petaluma man who had reported his car stolen and then not informed Sonoma County authorities that it had been found was forcibly removed from his vehicle last week, placed in a carotid hold, and accidentally killed.
A new Netflix limited series called 'Clickbait' is currently being shot in Melbourne, Australia, but the story is set in Oakland and centers on a missing persons case that's impacted by social media.
Ahead of the rush for Real IDs that's about to start, the notoriously unloved DMV says wait times for those without appointments are down 48 percent over last year.
Restaurateur Hoyul Steven Choi is continuing on in building his Bay Area empire in the coming year, and the next addition to open will be a second location of Kitchen Story in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood — this time with more of a Korean focus rather than Thai.
The 22-year-old San Francisco man who brought a loaded handgun with eight additional rounds into this year’s SF Pride festival gets prison, and had prior gun charges.
The shining moment now over and the financial and political realities setting in, California Senator Kamala Harris is calling off her campaign for the presidency as of today.
Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate is headed back to court today, two years after he was acquitted of all but a gun charge in the July 2015 shooting of Kate Steinle on San Francisco's Pier 14. And prosecutors will be announcing their decision either to retry him or to drop all charges against him.
Video shows the entirety of an altercation at Emeryville's Bay Street shopping center that injured a CHP officer, a new poop-cleaning program is getting announced today for the Tenderloin, and we're currently in a break between rainstorms.
A mother and her adult son were the two fatalities in a Sunday crash on 101, families and friends of Ghost Ship fire victims gather for a third-anniversary memorial concert, and looking at how the PG&E shutoffs impacted people and their medical devices.
While it's not inconceivable that someone who has little or no memory of the movies or never read the books could still enjoy the new play, you'll have a much better time if you know/remember some key facts and people.
Sunday marked the opening day of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the epic, Tony Award-winning, two-part play at The Curran in San Francisco. And in its scale and its own fantastical forms of stage wizardry, it's a production that is difficult to compare to anything else.
The formerly universal mental health plan will still treat as many as 4,000 people in need, and the mayor and supervisors’ compromise version looks likely to cruise through City Hall by next week.
Monday on CBS This Morning, Gayle King aired the first half of a two-part interview she did with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan — the first joint television interview the couple has ever done.
At least three suspects broke into a Toyota dealership in the Inner Richmond on Saturday, ransacked the office, and made off with three used cars worth about $150,000. All three cars were later found abandoned in the Bayview and the Sunnydale housing projects.
Pete Davidson was in San Francisco for a show near Civic Center on Thanksgiving Eve, and word has gone around that he's been making his audiences sign non-disclosure agreements and put away their cellphones with the penalty for infractions costing $1 million.
The San Francisco 49ers dropped their second game of the season in a 20-17 loss, on the road, to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
A supportive housing project for the formerly homeless in SoMa has temperature-control problems, a backup on the freeway between L.A. and Vegas was 21 miles long on Sunday, and Trump's lawyers won't be participating in the first House Judiciary hearing on impeachment this week.
The "perfect storm" of hazardous weather conditions and thousands of vacation travelers returning back to the Bay Area caused major flight delays at SFO Saturday, with even more delays (and cancellations) expected today.
Two fatal car crashes earlier this morning caused traffic delays in San Jose and San Francisco, yesterday's small bushfire near Baker Beach resulted in no structural damages or injuries, one HIV-positive Marin elder reflects on his "odds-beating" life on World AIDS Day, and more Sunday headlines.
As part of a large-scale restoration effort for the San Francisco marshland, an 850-foot long section of a natural stream – which has been buried for some time, blanketed by concrete – will be resurrected, helping to add another seven acres of saltwater glade to Crissy Field.
Record-breaking cold (and rainy!) weather is officially upon us, an Oakland cleaning crew found a "vintage" hand grenade inside an East Bay home yesterday, there's a Christmas tree shortage this year that's causing prices to jump up, and more Saturday links.
Post-blackout inspections showed 218 cases of busted equipment that could have made this fire season a whole lot worse had they not been turned off.
The forecast is calling for rain, rain, and more rain, now and forever.
