Bay Area Sports Houston Rockets Head for the Bay Even Though Warriors-Clippers Series Isn't Over The Rockets, clearly believing the Warriors will close out the series in LA, already made their plans to arrive in the Bay Area on Friday.
Bay Area Sports 49ers Take Nick Bosa in First Round Despite Pro-Trump Views, Social Media History The first-round draft pick brings a lot of "baggage" with him to the 49ers, including negative tweets about Colin Kaepernick, and criticisms of Beyonce and "Black Panther."
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Sunnyvale Crash Suspect To Appear In Court The 13-year-old victim in the crash remains in a coma, an Oakland police officer was stabbed, and the SF School Board needs a new school lunch vendor.
SF News Muni Has Familiar Full-On Rush-Hour Meltdown, Subway Service A Mess Headed to work this morning via the Muni Metro? Think again! All subway service is currently disrupted due to overhead power loss between Civic Center and Powell.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Janet Jackson Announces September Show at Chase Center Ms. Jackson just announced a special Rhythm Nation 30th anniversary show on Sept. 21 in SF, the SFPD just arrested a Mission carjacking suspect, and Muni drivers are refusing to work overtime, causing delays.
SF News Overturned Cement Truck Causes Mess On Highway 101, Dumped Debris Onto Bryant Street An overturned cement truck is ruining Thursday's commute as the accident occurred on northbound 101 just past the junction with eastbound I-80. The cement spilled off the elevated freeway and onto cars and the roadway of Bryant Street between 9th and 10th Streets.
Arts & Entertainment Youngest Ever Designer At SF Showcase House Scott McMahan Talks About His First Big Break This year's 42nd annual Decorator Showcase debuts for the public on Saturday and SFist sat down with 27-year-old Scott McMahan, the youngest designer ever selected to design a room for the event.
Bay Area Sports Former Raider Marshawn Lynch to Retire From NFL, Sources Say After 11 seasons in the NFL, playing in Buffalo, Seattle, and Oakland, running back Marshawn Lynch (aka Beast Mode) plans to retire, according to league sources.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink 40th Floor Terrace Bar Opens Tonight At Loews Regency Hotel A new almost-rooftop cocktail bar with sweeping views of downtown and the Bay is opening tonight, Thursday, at the Loews Regency Hotel at Sansome and California. And it's now the highest-floor outdoor bar in SF.
SF News So-Called ‘Historic Laundromat’ Property Sold, But High-Rise Still Likely to Replace It The Wash Club lavanderia has a new owner who will probably attempt to develop a similar eight-story complex to the one its previous owner proposed that will generate the same criticism.
Bay Area Sports Warriors Miss Golden Opportunity to Finish Series at Home, Headed to LA for Game 6 The Golden State Warriors lost a chance to close out their first-round playoff series with a disappointing 129-121 loss on Wednesday night to the visiting Los Angeles Clippers.
SF News Story About Fentanyl-Laced Marijuana At Last Year's 420 A Hoax An apparently false story about there being multiple cases of people "passing out" at 2018's 420 celebration on Hippie Hill due to fentanyl-laced pot was disseminated by both the SFPD and Supervisor Vallie Brown, but why?
SF News Sunnyvale Crash Suspect May Have Been Having Psychotic Episode, Says Brother According to witnesses, the suspect in Tuesday's apparently deliberate crash that injured eight people in Sunnyvale was thanking God and repeating "I love you Jesus" at the scene.
SF News Thursday Morning What's Up: Spike In Mosquitos Seen After Wet Winter Joe Biden has entered the 2020 race with a sweeping, oratorical video, Golden Gate Bridge anti-theft signs are deemed racist, and Scott Wiener's SB 50 cleared a committee.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Sunnyvale Crash Suspect Is Army Vet With PTSD Family members of the suspect being questioned in last night's Sunnyvale crash that injured 8 people say he has PTSD, and SF may become the first city to ban facial recognition technology.
Arts & Entertainment The Castro Theatre Readies To Install Largest Pipe-Digital Hybrid Organ On Earth A huge new organ is on its way to the Castro to replace the theater's long-gone "Mighty Wurlitzer."
Business & Tech Facebook Could Be Fined Up To $5 Billion By The FTC For Its Mishandling Of Data The fine, expected to be between $3 billion and $5 billion, is potentially more firm back-hand thwack that it is a wrist-slap, as such fines have mostly been in the past.
SF News Mayor Breed Backs Ballot Measure To Build Affordable and Teacher Housing On Public-Owned Land Mayor London Breed just announced the third local proposition she's backing for the November ballot, and it would free up some 500 parcels in San Francisco that are publicly owned for the development of affordable housing.
Bay Area Sports Proposed A's Ballpark On Oakland Waterfront Clears First Legislature Hurdle The proposed new ballpark for the Oakland A's on the Howard Terminal site near Jack London Square has inched forward Tuesday in what is likely to be a complicated approval process at the state and local level.
Bay Area Sports Sharks Overcome Huge Deficit To Take Game 7 Against Golden Knights The San Jose Sharks completed an unbelievable comeback during Tuesday night's decisive Game 7 against the Vegas Golden Knights, in a 5-4 overtime thriller, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat and propelling themselves to the next round.
SF News Embarcadero Homeless Shelter Approved, Opponents Vow To Challenge It In Court The debate over the Embarcadero homeless Navigation Center is surely not over, but the city officially gave it the green light Tuesday night.
SF News Man Killed In SoMa Collision Was 26-Year-Old Professional Skateboarder The man killed Tuesday afternoon in a collision at Seventh and Mission streets has been identified as 26-year-old Pablo Ramirez, a professional skateboarder with a local crew called GX-1000 who were profiled by GQ last year.
Bay Area Sports After Sunday's Game 4 Victory, Dubs Look to End Series in Five After taking care of business on the road, delivering victories in both games at the Staples Center in LA, the Golden State Warriors are looking forward to Wednesday night's potential closeout game.
SF News Car Plows Into Eight Pedestrians In Sunnyvale, Arrest Made, FBI Involved A suspect has been arrested in what appears to have been a deliberate act of attempted vehicular murder Tuesday evening in the South Bay. The FBI is currently working with the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety to determine a motive.
SF News Humpday Headlines: Missing Palo Alto Woman Found Safe The local woman who shouted down the MAGA hat wearer and then had to go into hiding has said she's safe, Newsom meets with fire officials in the East Bay, and Muni gets a drubbing from the Supes.
