An open letter from disgruntled Google employees comes after the company refused to allow them to protest from within the company's contingent at Sunday's Pride parade. But SF Pride says Google is still marching.
A San Jose man shot and killed four relatives, and himself, allegedly because he was jealous that his wife’s family got visas and his didn’t.
BART has a well-documented fare evasion problem — and one that it's likely been under-reporting — and the transit agency's latest method of curbing the problem doesn't look like it's doing much at all.
A man who had reportedly been fired earlier in the day Tuesday brought guns to his place of work, The Ford Store in Morgan Hill, and fatally shot two employees there before turning the gun on himself.
The Board of Supes rejected the appeal of the homeless Navigation Center project, Oakland's city council finally passed a budget, and the SFUSD voted to cover over a controversial mural.
Lenders want PG&E to rename itself, the wife of Ghost Ship defendant Derick Almena took the witness stand, and Airbnb announces its entry in the luxury rental market.
The prestigious, influential, and widely criticized World's 50 Best Restaurants list, sponsored by San Pellegrino, announced all the worldwide "winners" of its ranking at a gala event in Singapore today. And San Francisco can claim two spots on this international top 50.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors just voted to approve two ordinances that will effectively ban all e-cigarette and vape-pod sales in the city limits — including mail-order sales delivered to SF addresses.
The building that used to house Streetlight Records at 2350 Market Street, which has undergone a major remodel inside and out over the last several years, is on the market for $3,989,000, and it's a featured property on the Wall Street Journal site today.
Robberies have more than doubled on BART since 2014, assaults are way up too, and officials are blaming the age-old bogeyman of fare evasion — though it's clearly more complicated than that.
The Transbay Transit Center, a.k.a. the Salesforce Transit Center, will be reopening on July 1st, as announced two weeks ago. But the reopening of the doors only means that the public can walk inside again, look at the Jenny Holzer LED art, and go up to the rooftop park.
The residents who staunchly oppose the mayor's plan to construct a temporary homeless Navigation Center in their neighborhood, along the Embarcadero, will be appearing at today's Board of Supervisors meeting to appeal the Port of SF's decision to allow the project to move forward.
A man at 20th and Bryant is dumping water on homeless people from his roof, SFO says pickup delays are improving for Uber and Lyft, and jurors are deliberating in French Laundry pregnancy discrimination suit.
A federal judge has dismissed a suit against SFO brought by cabbies, the suspect in last weeks two stabbings in San Mateo County made a brief court appearance, and a fire in Livermore caused traffic delays this evening.
It’s no accident that Sup. Rafael Mandelman’s proposal to honor the Castro as an LGBTQ Cultural District goes before the Board on Tuesday of Pride Week.
Tartine 9th Avenue, sort of a hybrid bakery-cafe that's not quite as elaborate as the Manufactory but still has full table service, is prepping for a mid-July opening.
Both Uber and Lyft are anxious about a bill that could potentially make California the first state where rideshare drivers — and all delivery-app drivers — can't be classified as contractors.
A local dog rescue group that saved three dozen Boston terriers from a hoarding situation is having to close its doors, and all 37 pooches have arrived at Muttville Senior Dog Rescue in San Francisco over the last week.
The third annual Clusterfest in SF's Civic Center will surely be one that Comedy Central and Superfly try to learn from — even if the drama of Saturday's line situation was a bit overblown, and avoidable.
Mayor London Breed, in her continued frustration with the SFMTA, has put together a working group to review all Muni service and recommend changes, months ahead of hiring a new agency director.
The annual Sonoma-Marin Fair happened last week, ending Sunday, and Friday was the big day for the fair's nationally celebrated World's Ugliest Dog competition. Taking home first prize this year was this little guy, named Scamp the Tramp.
It's happening. Long the land of 510, which residents held onto as a point of pride and badge of East Bay cred, the area including Oakland, Berkeley, Hayward, Alameda and other towns west of the hills will soon be getting a second area code: 341.
Park Presidio Boulevard was closed this morning following a crash, a non-profit that hires ex-cons to clean up streets opens a new office on Sixth Street, and a vigil was held Sunday for the slain rookie cop in Sacramento.
The decision this year to move headlining comics indoors to Bill Graham Civic Auditorium has proven to be highly unpopular with a lot of Clusterfest attendees, as the venue's seating capacity means not everyone has been able to get in when they want.
Two people were killed in a vehicle collision in the Bayview early this morning, the plane involved in a deadly Hawaii crash had an incident in the Bay Area in 2016, and fentanyl killed more people than heroin in SF last year.
