The video projection array featured in the LED crown of Salesforce Tower every night will be getting switched up in the coming months, and will feature abstract version of video being covertly shot by cameras around the city.
An arrest has been made in the hit-and-run collision early Thursday morning that left a homeless man dead.
A Superior Court judge has ruled that a search warrant issued to police in May for the phone records of journalist Bryan Carmody was improper, and that police must destroy any evidence they obtained through it.
A Milpitas man was arrested after a four-hour standoff, D5 candidate Dean Preston wants to make Muni free, and a Sonoma County jail inmate died choking on a sandwich.
Muni's Embarcadero Station reopened at 3:30 p.m. following that water incident, Tom Steyer had a campaign event in the Mission, and a Sacramento judge has sent the Embarcadero Navigation Center case back to SF.
Soon to retire and looking great at 74, SF Symphony's outgoing music director Michael Tilson Thomas will receive one of the most prestigious awards in artistic achievement this year.
Bay Area-based Netflix had a not-great second quarter this year, with an overall loss of 126,000 subscribers in the US — the first quarterly decline in US subscribers in eight years, basically since it began streaming content.
After several months this winter in which chunks of concrete were regularly falling onto cars and the lower-deck roadway of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, Caltrans has announced that its fixes to the troubled concrete joints on the bridge's upper deck are just about complete.
The museum insists they did not pay the money hackers demanded, but they quietly suffered a ransomware outage in May at the hands of likely foreign hackers.
AH, memories. Back in the early days of 2012, before Facebook had gone public, and before Obama had even been elected a second time, the "Shit ___ people say" meme took over YouTube and many of our social media lives for months.
At its weekly meeting Tuesday, the Berkeley City Council voted to revise its municipal code to remove all gender-specific pronouns, and to use more inclusive, non-patriarchal language for terms like "manhole" and "manpower."
A pedestrian was killed in a collision with a semi truck at Fifth and Market early Thursday morning. And the truck reportedly fled the scene.
Temperatures are going to stay cool in the city as inland heats up this weekend, police are seeking a guy who stole $25K worth of bicycles in Sausalito, and transit-oriented development is booming next to BART stations.
While testing a fire-suppression system Thursday morning, Muni sprung a leak, flooding its own Embarcadero Station and sending water cascading into the BART station below it.
The man accused of slashing an 18-year-old woman's throat at an Oakland BART station last summer has been deemed fit to stand trial, two window washers had to be rescued in downtown SF, and we're probably getting a rideshare tax.
Ahead of the October opening of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' at The Curran in San Francisco, director John Tiffany, playwright Jack Thorne, and author J.K. Rowling sat down for an interview about adapting the show for the SF theater.
One of the thousand or so rental data sources out there has called our attention to how "average rents" around the Bay Area currently compare.
Frugal shoppers are going to think twice now about going back to their house when they forget their reusable shopping bags as the Board of Supervisors has initially voted to approve a new ordinance raising the price of a double paper bag to 50 cents.
Commonwealth, the sophisticated tasting-menu spot will be calling it quits at the end of next month after a failed lease negotiation with the building's landlord — who wants double what Commonwealth has been paying.
The first fast-casual project from AL's Place chef Aaron London, AL's Deli, officially opens to the public today at the prime corner of 18th and Guerrero — across from Tartine in former Yuzuki space.
Tech companies with IPOs this year are off the hook as Sup. Eric Mar is nixing his own effort to put a stock-based IPO payroll tax before San Francisco voters this year.
One half-block of Octavia Boulevard is going to become a pedestrian- and bike-only zone, once and for all cutting off the busy freeway-connected "boulevard" portion of Octavia from the quieter Octavia Street that continues north.
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A Tenderloin carjacking leads to a chase and a crash in Oakland, BART was having major issues in the East Bay this morning on the Dublin line, and Berkeley is banning natural gas in all new buildings.
SF could see 30 or more days of 105+ degree heat by the end of the century, according to a new report; SFPD officers testify about evidence gathering in "Rideshare Rapist" case; and an arrest has been made in the murder of Oakland scientist Suzanne Eaton in Greece.
