Mill Valley high school students are in trouble over a scavenger hunt, an update on the Transbay Transit Center, and a mural of Oscar Grant just went up at Fruitvale BART.
The Golden State Warriors started hot but ultimately ran out of gas, late in Friday night's Game 4, suffering a heartbreaking defeat 105-92 at the hands of the Toronto Raptors. And hopes were high with Klay Thompson and Kevon Looney back from their injuries.
The first big grass fire of the season broke out (and was contained) in Solano County today, an Uber driver has pleaded not guilty in a pair of alleged East Bay kidnappings, and PG&E's top brass toured Paradise.
"Boo-ya!" says the release for 90's Experience, the latest multi-room, interactive "experience" to hit the Bay Area, this one in Oakland's Jack London Square. What do you say, dear readers?
Eugene Ionesco's 1959 absurdist comedy about propaganda and herd mentalities feels profoundly resonant today in ways that Ionesco, sadly, probably could have foreseen.
The historically corporate-friendly SF Pride could end up taking a stand, amidst controversy over Google’s YouTube saying that racist and homophobic videos “don’t violate our policies.”
This week marks a landmark moment in the very long history of BART's San Jose extension project, as the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) hands off management of the project to BART to begin testing of its trains at two new, already constructed stations.
Probably San Francisco's best doughnut shop, Bob's Donuts, is expanding for the first time in it 50+ years, opening a second location at Fulton and Baker streets.
Golden State Warriors fans will be happy to hear that one of their sidelined stars is expected to return to action tonight in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. Klay Thompson, who left Game 2 early in the fourth quarter with a hamstring injury.
Four Bay Area "Rosie the Riveters" traveled to Normandy for the D-Day anniversary, a dog scampered into a Muni tunnel, and a 10-year-old was the youngest app developer at Apple's WWDC.
A trans woman was injured in an unprovoked attack in the Castro, the SFPD is investigating a drive-by shooting, Warriors Game 6 tickets are now on sale, and Gay Shame wants to "kick cops out of Pride."
Having drag queens read books to kids at local libraries is a very San Francisco idea, but it has since caught on all over the country, first in New York and Los Angeles, and now in smaller towns and cities like Cookeville, Tennessee and Juneau, Alaska.
The days of Mission Beach Cafe look to be numbered as owner Bill Clarke has been served an eviction notice. It's the latest development in what's already been a troubled year for the 12-year-old restaurant.
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All BART service through the Transbay Tube was halted Thursday afternoon due to a damaged gas pipe in West Oakland, and this is going to be a mess of a commute.
You’ll be none too shocked to hear that the ‘Straight Pride’ publicity stunt is a front for a violent far-right group, but one founded by a Daly City man with a history of assaults at Berkeley rallies.
The notorious and mysterious Bohemian Grove retreat, tucked among the redwoods of western Sonoma County, has been contracting with the county for security services for the past 15 years. But if two county supervisors have their way, that may come to an end soon.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z came to Oakland for Game 3 of the NBA Finals last night, and a side-eye moment that may have been taken out of context led to a meme and a social media mob situation.
A massive "bloom" of ladybugs appeared as a weather pattern on the radar screens of the National Weather Service's San Diego bureau on Tuesday night, and it took them a minute to figure out what it was.
Three people were shot in a Santa Rosa park, Bay Area airports were impacted by a power outage at LAX Wednesday night, and the Giants got shut out by the Mets while everyone was watching basketball.
The Golden State Warriors left it all on the court Wednesday night against the Raptors, in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, ultimately falling to the full-strength Eastern Conference Champions 123-109.
A San Mateo County supervisor is mad that Chick-fil-A was approved to move into Redwood City, the prosecution rested its case today in the Ghost Ship trial, and Warriors fans all over the Bay are prepping for Game 3.
New numbers released Tuesday for Los Angeles County and the city proper show sharp increases in the homeless population there, with a figure for the city that tracks with San Francisco's.
CUESA, the nonprofit that operates the Ferry Plaza Farmers' Market, is throwing its annual Summer Bash this weekend, and there are still tickets available. It's a pretty lavish cocktail shindig featuring food stations from a large assortment of Bay Area restaurants.
A proposed lease extension through the New Year has been revoked, and the club will in fact shutter in October as was announced last fall.
The Twitter and Square co-founder already owns the place next door, and the combined compounds are worth an estimated $31.9 million.
