Before the rains begin and the holidays take hold, you've got one weekend left in which to pretend that the year isn't just about over and there's nothing left to do but eat carbs and go shopping. Make the most of it.
As of 2:40 p.m. Thursday, BART reported major delays across the system due to an "obstruction" on the track in the Transbay Tube.
After relegating most rideshares to the upper deck of the short-term parking garage back in June, the airport is starting a pilot program with Uber ahead of the holiday travel season to allow riders to pay extra to get picked up at the curb.
Thousands of drunken Santas may get a frosty reception, as Rec and Parks has not granted Santacon 2019 a permit, and last year’s event was marred by some Santa babies’ vandalism.
Five-year-old English-styled gastropub Gashead Tavern (2351 Mission Street) is being taken over by a trio of local bar vets and transformed into the kind of modern Irish bar that exists in Ireland — craft cocktails and all.
The 49-year-old Oakland man who was fatally stabbed aboard a BART train on Tuesday is being remembered by his loved ones as a kind and helpful person who was always quick to defend others against bullies.
No crab for Thanksgiving! Commercial Dungeness crab season is getting delayed for a second time, this time until mid-December, out of concern for the safety of migrating whales who are lingering along the Northern California coast.
As expected, there was a good deal of anger and protest Wednesday night about white nationalist sympathizer Ann Coulter showing up on the Berkeley campus to promote her four-year-old book about why immigration is bad.
A woman was robbed outside South Hayward BART a day after a murder happened there, a bomb was found at a high school in San Jose, and SF may someday be able to purify it wastewater for drinking.
The victim in Tuesday's BART stabbing has been identified, the Page Street shortcut to Octavia is getting shut down, and Oakland City Councilman Larry Reid is retiring after 23 years.
Conservative opportunist Ann Coulter has landed in the Bay Area for a speaking engagement at UC Berkeley — making good on her promise to set foot in the home of the Free Speech Movement, albeit two years late.
You can now bike or walk between Richmond and Marin County, as the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike/Pedestrian Path opens up to non-car traffic.
A well-loved, semi-secret spot for Middle Eastern tapas, lamb curry, and plenty of vegan options, Saha Restaurant, has returned to San Francisco to the same spot in the Hotel Carlton where it had been for 12 years before closing in 2016.
A meteor shower happening on Thursday, November 21 could turn into a meteor storm with hundreds of meteors per hour streaking across the sky. The rare meteor burst known as the alpha Monocerotids is set to potentially give a flashier than usual show like one that was seen 24 years ago.
Following a spike in violence and a three-month joint investigation by multiple state and local law enforcement agencies, 50 people were arrested this week in Stockton who are believed to be part of the notorious Norteño street gang.
Our very first winter storm may be arriving in the middle of next week, just in time to mess up Thanksgiving travel, and it may feature thunder, hail, and even some snow.
The 32-year-old AIDS Memorial Quilt, all 50,000+ panels of it, will be returning home to San Francisco in December, apparently for good.
A grisly murder occurred Tuesday afternoon in front of multiple witnesses on a Warm Springs-bound BART train, and it allegedly stemmed from an attempted theft of a sleeping man's shoes.
A house fire in the Outer Sunset, Orinda's city council votes to abolish un-hosted Airbnbs, and Fodor's tells tourists to stop coming to Big Sur.
On this day 50 years ago, some seventy American Indians landed at Alcatraz Island in the dead of night, starting what many believe to be the new dawn of modern-day Native American civil rights activism.
Twitter fleshed out its rather convoluted new policy for political ads on Friday, and it was met with immediate criticism, skepticism, and outright bafflement from both sides of the political spectrum.
The messaging game remains fraught with flip-flopping over at PG&E as the company announced Tuesday afternoon that conditions are "changing" and some 12,000 power customers in Alameda County who were told Monday they'd be losing power Wednesday are now not expected to do so.
Four freaky souls with an apparent vendetta against the Berkeley-based Center for Applied Rationality (CFAR) donned Guy Fawkes masks and hooded robes as they blockaded the entrance to a Sonoma retreat venue the group was using for an alumni weekend on Friday.
Hundreds of police claim in a lawsuit that the alleged fake soil samples led to cases of lung cancer, and possibly even two fatalities.
Three more counties were added early Tuesday to the list of those with residents and businesses who will be potentially impacted by a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) set to begin early Wednesday.
