Belden Place, the quaint and charming alley adjacent to the Financial District, is getting a new restaurant tenant this fall, and it's a full-service Mexican restaurant called Tin Cactus.
What began as a network of just six cameras in Union Square has grown to cover entire neighborhoods in SF in a private-security surveillance network that's been tapped by law enforcement on a daily basis.
Wilsey was listed as the co-host for a Trump fundraiser last month, so former supe David Campos is leading a charge to deny her an LGBTQ organization’s lifetime achievement award.
A suspect who has yet to be located "busjacked" a 16-passenger SkyPark shuttle bus at SFO on Tuesday, and no one was harmed in the process.
A new study that looked at earthquakes in Southern California over the last decade found that 72 percent came after smaller, precursor quakes — and this could represent a breakthrough in the science of earthquake prediction.
That convoy of Uber and Lyft drivers that drove up from Southern California to stage a demonstration in Sacramento on Wednesday made their way, predictably, to protest outside Uber's SF headquarters on Tuesday.
Teen girls got in a scuffle with BART Police at Powell Station, an elderly man admits to causing a small wildfire in Marin County, and Mayor London Breed's official car got side-swiped.
An expert panel has signed off on a plan to shore up the foundation of the sinking/leaning Millennium Tower, a landlord in Mountain View allegedly attempted a five-person home invasion to intimidate a tenant, and some new charges against accused assaulter Austin Vincent are getting dismissed.
Complaints have gone on for years about luxe, "plug-and-play" camps built for douchebags who ruin everything. Will anything really change?
In a federal case dating back to 2017, former Google and Uber engineer Anthony Levandowski was charged this month with 33 counts of theft and attempted theft of trade secrets.
A small prop plane registered in Colorado crashed near Reno-Stead Airport Monday evening, injuring three people, one of them seriously. According to reports, the plane was either picking people up to head to Burning Man, or was returning from a quick flight to the playa.
A driver in a police pursuit that began in Dublin may have tried to crash into a CHP blockade in Oakland, which led to the complete halting of traffic on westbound I-580 Tuesday morning.
Cue the “high school” jokes, as the California State Assembly just passed a law allowing for medical marijuana in K-12 schools.
Longtime residents of the Bay Area are already in mourning for the loss of KFOG, 104.5 FM, which will finally go off the air September 6 after a slow death by a thousand corporate cuts.
Senator Bernie Sanders was in no mood for picture-taking or glad-handing when he arrived for the DNC meeting in SF. John Konstin, longtime owner of John's Grill in Union Square, says the senator and 2020 candidate for president was "cranky" and "rude."
Two men from Oakland, ages 18 and 21, were located and arrested by the Oakland Police Department on Monday in connection with a shooting that occurred on Market Street between Sixth and Seventh Street in the midst of the evening rush hour last Tuesday.
Driver shortages have been causing transit delays nationwide (not just in SF), three suspects were arrested in the Delta for setting a man on fire, and the SFPD issued a historic apology to the LGBTQ community on the anniversary of the Compton's Cafeteria riot.
The California legislature passed a bill to compel new financial reporting from Kaiser, press got a peak at the Chase Center, and Warriors preseason tickets go on sale Tuesday.
A group of residents who live around the Audi dealership at 14th and South Van Ness staged a protest on Saturday saying that the dealership too often lets customers go on test-drives in which they allegedly reach unsafe speeds for the area.
SFO's long-problematic main runway, 28L, which is used for a majority of landings at the airport, is going to see the closure of its most heavily-trafficked section starting September 7, and the airport is starting the delay-warnings now.
The exodus began in earnest over the weekend and will continue all week, and for those who aren't going — or those who are but don't mind spoilers — here's the art we know of so far.
As the nation goes mad for Popeyes' new fried chicken sandwich, the Chronicle's critic has weighed in, and she calls it "delicious for what it [is]," but also "a cheap product where the true cost is carried by marginalized people and animals besides the consumer."
Even though it’s a trade-off that adds temporary shelter beds for the mentally ill, the mayor’s plan also includes moving many patients out of their permanent facilities.
The SFPD will join Glide in hosting a "Reflection and Reconciliation Session" tonight. The first in a series of communal forums, these two-plus-hour conversations will offer the city’s police force the chance to hear from the LGBTQ+ folk they serve.
Despite being denied a permit for a planned parade, a Modesto "straight pride" event on Saturday likely drew about as many supporters as it was ever going to — "a few dozen people gathered in a barn," according to the Modesto Bee.
