Ugh. The 52-unit development that's nearly complete at the prominent flatiron corner of Church and Market, whose design was the subject of lengthy hems and haws by the neighborhood, isn't even going to be regular housing.
A grocery store property in the Outer Richmond that tried to go down-market as a Fresh & Easy location a few years ago is going to pivot to an upscale clientele as Safeway plans to put an Andronico's there.
Newly released dash-cam video shows the moment a Tesla went speeding through an intersection in the Tenderloin on Sunday, fatally striking 39-year-old Benjamin Dean and gravely injuring his wife of three years, Kelly Dean.
Tuesday is the big public opening day for Harvey Milk Terminal One, which opens its first gates to travelers after a two-year, $2.4 billion construction process. Nine of an eventual 25 gates are now open, along with a new boarding area and a tribute wall to Harvey Milk himself.
The latest nanny-state measure from City Hall could banish natural gas from all new San Francisco municipal construction projects and renovations.
An apparently poorly organized taco and beer festival in the South Bay on Saturday promised unlimited tacos and beer tastings, but for the second time (!) vendors ran out of food and beer and it was just a whole lot of line-standing.
Likely due to a month of leaked warnings and an aggressive education campaign by immigrant attorneys and advocates, the planned raids this month on immigrant families by Immigration and Customs Enforcement appear to have been a grand failure.
A driver was injured in another freeway shooting in Oakland, an impressive water recycling project is going on beneath Powell Street BART, and Walk SF is holding a pedestrian safety rally this morning.
From the high-end, restaurant sort of burger you'll find at Nopa and Spruce to the odes to gooey, greasy-spoon burgers you'll get at Pearl's and Double Decker, SF has the whole gamut of gut bombs to treat yourself with on Cheat Day. These are our favorites.
A grass fire near Lake Berryessa has spread to 45 acres, a sleeping man was stabbed in an unprovoked attack in the Mission Monday afternoon, and the Getaround driver of the Tesla involved in Sunday's crash in the Tenderloin has been identified.
Contra Costa County has been deemed one of the high-risk “hot zones” in the state for wildfires, while thrice-burnt Lake County had two new wildfires just this past weekend, leaving everyone on edge.
A controversial proposed ban on in-house cafeterias at San Francisco tech companies is returning in a revised (and much less onerous) version before the Board of Supervisors this week.
Today is the final day to head out to the San Francisco Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park to hear people playing a dozen pianos in a pastoral setting. And over the last week and a half there have been plenty of Instagram and YouTube videos of the festivities.
It's been nearly two years since the vehicular manslaughter death of 57-year-old Konstantinos “Gus” Vardakastanis, founder of the Gus's Community Market mini-chain in San Francisco. And now authorities have detained a suspect in the unsolved hit-and-run.
Marking a year since the infamous "BBQ Becky" incident, in which an officious white lady called the cops on two black men who were barbecuing beside Lake Merritt in April 2018, hundreds turned out for the second "BBQ'ing While Black" event on Sunday.
Ten more acres of John McLaren Park were scorched on Sunday afternoon before a brush fire could be contained there — the third such fire in the hilly city park in eight days, and the sixth in a two-week period.
A car fire shut down General Douglas MacArthur Tunnel in the Presidio, ICE has been using Oakland Airport for mass deportations for the last decade, and noted satirist Paul Krassner has died.
A husband and wife from Clovis, California were struck and one of them was killed in a crosswalk at Taylor and O'Farrell Sunday afternoon after a Tesla reportedly ran a red light.
A motorcyclist was killed in Concord after being ejected and hit by a car, Balboa Park neighbors are divided over the proposed vehicle "triage" center for the homeless, and the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda celebrates the Apollo 11 moon landing.
The annual event known as Dolores Hill Bomb, in which a bunch of skaters — including professionals — commandeer the hilly part of Dolores Street next to the park, has marked another casualty.
BART had some major delays Friday evening, the Bay Area Council wants to put an infrastructure tax on the 2020 ballot, and architect Cesar Pelli has died at the age of 92.
The judge in the "Rideshare Rapist" case may not throw out the DNA evidence, a judge told Oakland to come back with better arguments in its antitrust suit against the NFL and the Raiders, and BART is still fighting the PUC.
A massive Carmel compound with dramatic ocean views has just hit the market, in case you or someone you know has $52 million lying around.
Downtown fans of Eatsa, the quinoa-in-an-automated-drawer spot that opened its first location here in 2015, will be sad to learn that it sounds like it's gone for good.
After owners Karen Heisler and wife Krystin Rubin discussed various reasons for shutting the business down, a big motivator that was only passingly mentioned by Heisler may have been front and center: selling the building and cashing out.
