San Francisco wasn't originally on the schedule of Madonna's small theater-based Madame X Tour, but it has now been added. The one and only Madge will be performing her latest show three times at the Golden Gate Theater, on October 31, November 2, and November 4.
They tried to warn us, but after just two days of the planned 20-day closure of Runway 28L, SFO has clocked a dramatic number of cancellations and delayed flights — with delays seeming to be a lot longer than were initially predicted.
A man and a woman were shot Sunday night while sitting in a car in the Crocker-Amazon neighborhood of San Francisco, and the man died from his wounds.
BART is kicking off its downtown elevator-replacement project, why air purifiers are better bets than masks when air quality goes down, and real estate listings in SF just hit a 13-year high.
The lawyer of one of the two suspects, 19-year-old Tamalpais High graduate Finnegan Elder, has stopped pushing for his release from jail in Rome.
The tiny house movement is gaining traction in West Oakland, Antonio Brown joins the New England Patriots, and Day One of the runway construction project at SFO was a mess... expect many more.
In 1989, shortly after the Loma Prieta Earthquake, gaggles of sea lions began randomly showing up on the famous San Francisco pier in growing numbers. And they continue to return 30 years later.
With two mountain lion sightings confirmed by SF's Recreation and Parks Department since August 21, it’s clear that America’s largest feline is making a fierce return to glory in Northern California.
Friday night's inaugural concert at the shiny new Chase Center proved that you can stick an 18,000-seat arena in the middle of a busy city without any parking to speak of and people will figure it out.
Burning Man’s 20+-year-old "Barbie Death Camp and Bistro" is now reportedly investigated by the Anti-Defamation League, a Ghost Ship juror explains how the verdicts went down, and the Mission's art scene seems to be thriving.
BART wants to buy a building in Oakland to avoid a rent hike, ferry service begins from the East Bay to SFO, and Guy Fieri is opening a fried chicken spot at Levi's Stadium.
The owner of two recently shuttered San Francisco restaurants, Farmerbrown and Isla Vida, has written an essay for Bon Appetit about his experience of owning a popular soul food restaurant, and getting squeezed by impossible rents.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in San Francisco on Thursday announced the filing of charges against 30 defendants — two corporations and 28 individuals — in an illegal kickback scheme connected to an East Bay home health care provider.
Is it a coincidence that a power outage just occurred in the blocks surrounding the Chase Center just as the big arena is powering up for tonight's grand opening show?
An Arizona woman slipped and fell 500 feet down the slope of Half Dome in Yosemite National Park on Thursday, during the final portion of the climb that involves holding on to a cable.
It's been a short workweek but it's felt like a long one for a number of reasons — gun debates, a deadly but slow-moving hurricane, a deadly boat fire, a dissatisfying verdict, Sharpie-gate. So please enjoy this little video break.
It’s the same technicality that owners of the Titanic used in 1912, and could result in the Santa Barbara-based aquatics company not paying the victims' families a single penny.
The Warriors just announced a block party set for tomorrow outside the Chase Center that is free and open to the public, featuring food, drinks, games, and appearances by the Warriors themselves.
The five-month ordeal that was the Ghost Ship fire trial and jury deliberations ended Thursday with no catharsis or closure for the families of the 36 people who perished in the December 2016 warehouse blaze.
A Santa Rosa weather scientist describes flying into the eye of Hurricane Dorian, a fatal crash occurred this morning on I-80 in Emeryville, and gig workers delivered peanuts in a symbolic gesture to DoorDash, Instacart, and Postmates.
Scott Wiener has compromised with the CA Assembly on a 3 a.m. last call bill for bars, four more NorCal residents have been ID'd as victims in Monday's boat fire, and Facebook launched its Dating app today.
While the families of the victims in the Ghost Ship fire case did not receive any satisfactory justice on Thursday, another case is making its way to court that will attempt to hold many more than just the two defendants, Derick Almena and Max Harris, responsible.
Defendant Max Harris has been acquitted of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, and the jury is hung on Derick Almena's guilt. Prosecutors will now have to decide if they will bring Almena to trial again.
The always talkative and colorful Tony Serra, who served as lead defense attorney for Ghost Ship fire defendant Derick Almena, spoke to reporters outside the Alameda County courthouse Thursday and explained why several jurors were removed from deliberations by the judge two and a half weeks ago.
Paul Romer, the 63-year-old American economist who won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2018, visited Burning Man for the first time this year, and he came away more fascinated and inspired than he expected to be.
