The city doesn't want people going to Treasure Island to view fireworks (and it'll be foggy), Alameda County has seized 2,300 pounds of illegal fireworks, and SFO is adding a third staging lot for rideshare drivers.
Still no suspects in Tuesday's San Bruno mall shooting, SF's Juvenile Hall is closing without the mayor's blessing, and legal weed may be for sale at Outside Lands this year.
Summer is a lively time for theater in the Bay Area, especially with outdoor productions by the California Shakespeare Theatre and the San Francisco Mime Troupe (who will premiere their new musical "Treasure Island" on July 4th).
If your entire goal in dining out is shoving some fuel in your pie hole and getting out a restaurant as fast as humanly possible, then Uber Eats has a swell new option for you.
The surprise mid-June heatwave not only wilted as much as a third of Monterey County's lettuce crop, it also caused a mass die-off of mussels all the way up the California coast.
The children of Ruby Lee Andersen, a 75-year-old dementia victim who died while trapped in a hospital stairwell last year, are suing the hospital for neglect.
Can't load your friend's Insta Story? Guess what! There are major outages worldwide on all of Facebook's social properties.
In what San Bruno police Chief Ed Barberini is calling "a silly, stupid, tragic event," two possibly teenage shooters shot "at each other, or someone else" in the middle of a busy shopping mall Tuesday afternoon, leaving two teenagers with grave injuries.
Assembly scooter bill stalls in state Senate, construction noise rules eased in Santa Rosa to speed up rebuilding after wildfire, and BART's lax policies around panhandling.
An active shooter situation Tuesday afternoon at San Bruno's Tanforan mall shut down the San Bruno BART station and prompted a large police response. The shooting suspect or suspects remain at large, and two teenagers were shot.
The Trump administration is ending its fight to put a citizenship question on the Census and SF City Attorney Dennis Herrera calls this a "triumph for all Americans"; and the driver in a fatal crash at SFO on Monday has been arrested.
If you've been avoiding watching the Tales of the City reboot on Netflix because you don't know any of the backstory — or you watched one episode and felt like you were missing too much backstory — you're now in luck.
The prices of both romaine and iceberg lettuce have tripled in many stores around Northern California after crops grown in the Salinas Valley were destroyed by the mid-June heatwave.
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A noon rally in SF outside Sen. Feinstein's office quickly became a large protest that shut down Market Street and proceeded to 7th and Mission.
It's hardly a surprising bit of data, but some new real estate sales data provides a sobering new fact for you to throw around over dinner — and one that strikes bitter envy in the hearts of everyone who couldn't afford to buy property 10 years ago but now would maybe like to.
The president’s latest stream-of-consciousness diatribe touched on San Francisco’s homelessness crisis, with vague claims that “We may intercede” and “We may do something.”
The major hazmat response and drama Monday in Menlo Park was allegedly much ado about nothing, but what would cause a screening machine to come back with a positive test for sarin?
A brush fire near Fremont was caused by a flare gun shot during a domestic dispute, LGBT group wants apology from SFPD for historic wrongs, and Caltrain had big Tuesday morning delays.
Higher minimum wages take effect today in seven Bay Area cities, a grand jury has issued a scathing report on Oakland's school district, and a man who was shot in the Bayview on Thursday has died.
A new luxury apartment complex on the border of Dogpatch and Potrero Hill sent out a vaguely offensive marketing mailer with a fill-in-the-blanks line saying, "Tired of stepping in _____, on ______, and over ______ outside your door?"
The star baker behind San Anselmo-based Baked Blooms, Sarah Thongnopneua, is appearing tonight on the premiere episode of Food Network's Cupcake Championship.
Splash Brother and star Warriors player Klay Thompson made clear to his fans on Monday that he has no intention of moving to any other team during his free-agency period.
We're just two weeks away form the debut of AL's Deli, chef Aaron London's deli-inspired spinoff of AL's Place about 10 blocks to the north of the original, in the former Yuzuki space at 18th and Guerrero.
A suspicious package mailed to Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park was flagged by a screening machine as possibly containing sarin gas.
Councilmember Noel Gallo is fed up with an RV-packed homeless encampment on a dead-end street in Fruitvale, and has proposed fully closing the street for 18 months.
