SF News Four People Shot At Oakland Sports Bar Four people were shot and wounded Saturday night at the Halftime Sports Bar in downtown Oakland. One suspect has been apprehended.
SF News Sunday Links: Firework Prompts Major Police Response At 5th & Market Flood damages in Sonoma County could top $155 million, the SF police union is suing to block personnel files from being released, and the stage manager of 'Beach Blanket Babylon' is retiring after 40 years.
SF News Oakland Teachers Declare Victory After Week-Long Strike After following their striking counterparts in Los Angeles, West Virginia, and Oklahoma, teachers in Oakland reached a tentative deal Friday with the school district, following a week-long strike.
SF News Second Suspect In Suitcase Murder Tries To Plead Guilty In Court Outburst Angel Anderson, 36, has been identified by the SFPD as the second suspect in the gruesome murder and dismemberment of 23-year-old George Randall-Saldivar in early February.
SF News A Woman In SoMa Stabbed A 17-Year-Old Who Allegedly Catcalled Her After an altercation allegedly stemming from catcalling in San Francisco’s SoMa district, a young man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries on Thursday after a woman stabbed him with a
SF News Saturday Links: Emeryville Crash Victims Were Siblings and Mission High Graduates There's still no sign of the body of Kyra Scarlet at Fort Funston, one person died in a collision in McLaren Park Friday, and Facebook's in big trouble with the EU.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Oakland Teachers' Union Reaches Tentative Deal To End Strike Oakland teachers are getting an 11 percent raise and a 3 percent bonus. Also, the family of a woman killed by an Uber driver in SF is suing Uber.
Bay Area Sports SF Giants Recruitment Predictions: Harper’s Out, Now What? With the Giants’ pursuit of Bryce Harper now over, thanks to his signing a historic 13-year/$330 million contract with the Phillies, Giants GM Farhan Zaidi must decide what to do with the team’s current outfield situation.
SF News The Latest Thing To Crack: Two Windows At Salesforce Tower Following last fall's news of cracked steel beams at the Transit Center and a cracked window at the sinking Millennium Tower, two cracked windows at Salesforce Tower have a lot of people very nervous.
SF News UC Berkeley Campus Police Make Arrest In Viral Video Attack Case Campus police at UC Berkeley on Friday announced the arrest of 28-year-old Zachary Greenberg in a felony assault on a conservative activist, a video of which has since gone viral and sparked right-wing outrage.
Bay Area Sports Video: Giants CEO Larry Baer Has Public Altercation With Wife In Hayes Valley SF Giants President and CEO Larry Baer got in an altercation with his wife Pam in San Francisco today, and cellphone video from a bystander has already made national headlines.
Arts & Entertainment Artist Paints Murals on Camp Fire Wreckage Artist Shane Grammer gets permission from property owners for these murals, which show “beauty in the ashes” of the destroyed town of Paradise, CA.
Bay Area Sports Decision 2019: The Raiders’ Trio of First Round Picks With three first-round picks in the upcoming NFL Draft, the Oakland Raiders — in particular head coach Jon Gruden and new GM Mike Mayock — have an excellent opportunity to add young talent to their underwhelming squad.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 11 Best Marijuana Stores in SF The days of shady doctors prescribing medical marijuana cards for stubbed toes or back pain are happily over in San Francisco. But as former medical dispensaries, most of these pot shops had a few years before legalization to perfect their merchandising and service games.
SF News SF Considers Tiny Houses, City-Sanctioned Camps For the Homeless The city is adding only 250 shelter beds a year, so some supervisors are pushing for more ambitious measures.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Tesla Is Closing 'Many' Stores Assessing the damage in Sonoma, Tesla is closing brick-and-mortar stores, and a Supervisor wants to talk about Chariot.
Sponsored This Mother-Son Real Estate Duo Has Handled Nearly $500,000,000 in S.F. Home Sales It is no secret that the San Francisco real estate market is among the world's most desirable. From extravagant mansions priced multiple times beyond your expected lifetime earnings to run down, single-room shacks
SF News Day Around The Bay: Gap Spins Off Old Navy As New Company The second company, which has yet to be named, will consist of the Gap, Athleta, Banana Republic, Intermix and Hill City brands.
SF News Fort Funston Landslide Victim Identified As 22-Year-Old Oakley Woman The still missing victim in last Friday's landslide at Fort Funston has been identified as 22-year-old Kyra Sunshine Scarlet of Oakley.
Arts & Entertainment Go Get Some Free Tulips In Union Square On Saturday Saturday is American Tulip Day, and that means the Dutch government would like to give you some tulips.
SF News Reddit Tests Out Monetary Tips Starting With One Infamous SF User A Redditor known only as shittymorph, famous for his bait-and-switch trickery with comments about a late-90s wrestling match, is now accepting cash tips.
Bay Area Sports Sorry Bryce Harper Fans, He's Headed to Philly Despite what looked like some last-minute bidding by the SF Giants and LA Dodgers and a rumor that Harper wanted to be on the West Coast, he signed a 13-year, $330 million deal with the Phillies.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink New Chronicle Critic Soleil Ho Drops a Doozy of a Review of Chez Panisse, Calls It 'Stale' I actually called it wrong yesterday when I said the chances of a take-down review of Chez Panisse from the Chronicle's new food critic were "slim to none." Oh, she went there.
SF News For The Umpteenth Time In Recent Months, Computer Glitch Causes Rush Hour Muni Meltdown It's a tale as old as time in these parts, but everyone's morning commute on Muni was pretty miserable on Thursday when the metro system's automatic train controls pooped out.
SF Politics Majority of Supervisors Oppose ‘Immoral’ Homeless Tent Sweeps After a grilling from homelessness activists and the DSA, six supes say they’d vote for an end to tent sweeps during major storms.
