SF News Suspect ID'd In Wild Wednesday Hit-And-Run Rampage In the Tenderloin The allegedly intoxicated suspect hit two pedestrians and at least six cars, in a police-chase rampage that was captured in shocking video.
SF News Elizabeth Warren Campaign Puts Up 'Break Up Big Tech' Billboard In SoMa Just as she and her Democrat cohort are descending on San Francisco for the state party convention this weekend, Senator Elizabeth Warren's campaign decided to throw up an anti-tech billboard at Fourth and Townsend.
Bay Area Sports Warriors Fall to Raptors 118-109 in Game 1 of NBA Finals The Golden State Warriors couldn't put together one of their patented late-game runs, Thursday night, falling to the Toronto Raptors 118-109 in Game 1 of the 2019 NBA Finals.
SF News Democratic Candidates For 2020 Descend On SF For Convention This Weekend Thirteen of the hundred or so people running for the Democratic presidential nomination next year are heading to San Francisco this weekend for the California Democratic Party Organizing Convention, which kicks off today at the Moscone Center.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Zuckerberg Votes To Keep Himself In Power An arrest was made in a 2016 murder at the Endup, West Oakland is getting a grocery store for the first time in 40 years, and a local radio station is taking a break from Drake during the NBA Finals.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Pelosi And Clinton Slam Facebook Over Altered Videos Some more details on that rampaging vehicle in the 'Loin yesterday, a San Mateo County couple is accused of human trafficking, and the Transbay Transit Center won't be opening until July.
Bay Area Sports Toronto Raptors Fans Shot Off 3 AM Fireworks To Disturb Warriors' Sleep Some fans of the Toronto Raptors apparently shot off fireworks in the wee hours of Thursday morning outside the hotel where the Warriors are spending the week, ahead of tonight's Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Arts & Entertainment Watch The Gorgeous Trailer For 'The Last Black Man In San Francisco', Which Premiered At The Castro Last Night Writer-director Joe Talbot's feature-film debut, The Last Black Man In San Francisco, made a splash at the Sundance Film Festival in January, and as it heads into wide release, it just had its official premiere at the Castro Theatre on Wednesday.
SF News Oakland-Based Pot Delivery Company Green Coast Lays Off 136 Workers Signs of the market correction in the legal marijuana sphere abound, and now a prominent Bay Area dispensary that is a delivery-only operation is significantly cutting its workforce.
SF News Racist-Texting Former Cop To Be Sentenced For Bank Robberies Back in February we learned that suspended SFPD officer Rain Daugherty, who earlier was part of that 2015 racist-texting scandal, had pleaded guilty to two counts of bank robbery. Today he's getting sentenced, and he may get up to three years.
Bay Area Sports For the Giants, the Rebuilding Effort Starts Now The San Francisco Giants are in the midst of a horrible stretch in which they have lost seven consecutive games. With their playoff hopes virtually non-existent, even at this relatively early stage in the season, how should the team's front office handle the remainder of the 2019 season?
SF News Breed Bolsters Funding For Transgender Homelessness Prevention Mayor Breed has added a couple million dollars to the budget to subsidize housing for transgender and gender non-conforming people.
SF News Burning Man's Federal Permit Still Hinges on Final Environmental Impact Statement Drama between the Burning Man organization and the Bureau of Land Management is nothing new. But as the festival has ballooned in size over the last decade, tensions are running high around the latest approval process for Burning Man's 10-year permit.
SF News Thursday Morning Updates: Muni and BART Delays Hamper Commute Multiple Muni delays and a BART switching problem were messing up Thursday's commute, the Assembly votes to cap rent increases, and a 40-year-old man mysteriously died in custody at Santa Rita Jail Wednesday right before his release.
SF News Day Around The Bay: PhD Thesis Stolen In North Bay Backpack Robbery A rampaging driver injured two pedestrians and busted up several cars in the Tenderloin and SoMa today, a fire on the BART tracks caused some delays, and Tesla is scaling back shifts.
Bay Area Sports Vegas and NBA Experts Pick Warriors to Three-Peat, FiveThirtyEight Begs to Differ From Las Vegas betting guides to the ESPNs and NBA.coms of the sports media world, experts everywhere are lining up behind Golden State for another Finals win... but not Nate Silver!
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 4505's Long-Delayed Oakland Expansion Opens Soon; Brenda's Due In Temescal By Late Summer Two San Francisco institutions with southern flair are opening new locations across the Bay, the first being 4505 Burgers & BBQ which is finally opening in the former Glenn's Hot Dogs space in Oakland's Laurel District.
SF News Pedestrian Struck And Gravely Injured At Geary And Laguna A female pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries early Wednesday morning after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection Geary Boulevard and Laguna Street, in Japantown.
SF News PrEP Could Become Over-the-Counter Drug In California A bill just approved by the California State Senate would make Truvada, the HIV drug that's been found to be effective at preventing new HIV infections, available for over-the-counter use for 30 days.
Arts & Entertainment Hiero After Dark Comes To The Midway Saturday, Featuring EarthGang Bay Area hip-hop fans know and love the low-key Oakland music festival called Hiero Day, which happens every Labor Day weekend. Now the group behind it, Hiero Imperium, is hosting a nighttime edition in San Francisco this weekend, at The Midway.
SF News Sledgehammerin' SFPD Was Issued Seven Warrants In Adachi Leak Case Journalist Bryan Carmody isn’t the only one who got raided, as police cop to executing at least seven search warrants in attempts to ferret out the Jeff Adachi leakers.
Business & Tech Low Uber Rating? Company To Start Kicking 'Below Average' Riders Off The App Have you made a driver pull over one too many times so you could boot? Or worse, actually puked in the backseat of an Uber? You may just find yourself removed from the privilege of using Uber in the near future.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Downtown Bar Eddie Rickenbacker's Set To Close, Relocate After Rent Hike A watering hole beloved by a certain segment of downtown workers, once known for its collection of Tiffany lamps and suspended vintage motorcycles, is closing its doors at the end of June after its rent has tripled in the last six years.
Bay Area Sports Kevin Durant Travels to Toronto With Team, Rehab Progresses to On-Court Activities Golden State Warriors fans received their first glimmer of real hope in the ongoing saga of Kevin Durant's calf injury. But KD still won't be playing in Game 1 on Thursday.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Fatal Collision On Bay Bridge Causes Major Traffic Westbound traffic getting to the Bay Bridge has been terrible this morning, the suspect in Saturday's fatal shooting has been ID'd, and Oakland took another step toward legalizing 'shrooms.
