Multiple Muni delays and a BART switching problem were messing up Thursday's commute, the Assembly votes to cap rent increases, and a 40-year-old man mysteriously died in custody at Santa Rita Jail Wednesday right before his release.
A rampaging driver injured two pedestrians and busted up several cars in the Tenderloin and SoMa today, a fire on the BART tracks caused some delays, and Tesla is scaling back shifts.
From Las Vegas betting guides to the ESPNs and NBA.coms of the sports media world, experts everywhere are lining up behind Golden State for another Finals win... but not Nate Silver!
Two San Francisco institutions with southern flair are opening new locations across the Bay, the first being 4505 Burgers & BBQ which is finally opening in the former Glenn's Hot Dogs space in Oakland's Laurel District.
A female pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries early Wednesday morning after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection Geary Boulevard and Laguna Street, in Japantown.
A bill just approved by the California State Senate would make Truvada, the HIV drug that's been found to be effective at preventing new HIV infections, available for over-the-counter use for 30 days.
Bay Area hip-hop fans know and love the low-key Oakland music festival called Hiero Day, which happens every Labor Day weekend. Now the group behind it, Hiero Imperium, is hosting a nighttime edition in San Francisco this weekend, at The Midway.
Journalist Bryan Carmody isn’t the only one who got raided, as police cop to executing at least seven search warrants in attempts to ferret out the Jeff Adachi leakers.
Have you made a driver pull over one too many times so you could boot? Or worse, actually puked in the backseat of an Uber? You may just find yourself removed from the privilege of using Uber in the near future.
A watering hole beloved by a certain segment of downtown workers, once known for its collection of Tiffany lamps and suspended vintage motorcycles, is closing its doors at the end of June after its rent has tripled in the last six years.
Golden State Warriors fans received their first glimmer of real hope in the ongoing saga of Kevin Durant's calf injury. But KD still won't be playing in Game 1 on Thursday.
Westbound traffic getting to the Bay Bridge has been terrible this morning, the suspect in Saturday's fatal shooting has been ID'd, and Oakland took another step toward legalizing 'shrooms.
A spill of "millions" of cans caused a traffic jam in the East Bay this morning, the minor league Fresno Grizzlies have apologized for a video played during a Monday game, and Saturday's shooting victim has been ID'd.
Remember that bill to extend alcohol service hours in select California cities, once a dream of former State Senator Mark Leno, and more recently taken up multiple times by State Senator Scott Wiener? Well it's back alive, and there's a new governor in office who might not veto it.
As we learned in March, the San Francisco Bay Area won't have its own Michelin Guide starting this year, as we get folded into a new California-wide guide that once again brings Los Angeles into the Michelin fold (along with Sacramento and San Diego).
The new mini-neighborhood around the Chase Center in Mission Bay, which includes 29 new retail shops and restaurants, is going to be dubbed Thrive City thanks to a sponsorship deal from Kaiser Permanente.
You've heard the advice before on BART and Muni, but maybe you need to hear it again: Keep your head up and not in your phone if you want to keep from having your phone snatched out of your hands by a thief.
You’ve heard of Healthy SF, now get ready to vote on Mental Health SF — guaranteed mental illness and addiction treatment for anyone who wants it.
Friday is the best day to go, there weren't enough female artists, Platinum VIP is where it's at, and several more tips and observations from this year's Napa Valley music fest.
Oakland Raiders coach Jon Gruden is excited about the potential of undrafted rookie wide receiver Keelan Doss and what he brings to the table for QB Derek Carr.
What's set to be the largest housing bond in San Francisco history could be tanked on the November ballot by vocal opposition from local labor leaders who are concerned about a union-related provision relating to such housing bonds.
The Westfield mall was evacuated Sunday evening on reports of "potential weapon," Oracle is laying off 350 people in the Bay Area, and teachers in Union City are still on strike.
This weird Twitter thread began Friday in which Tesla CEO and unrepentant over-tweeter Elon Musk started arguing about whether trains or cars belong in tunnels.
Say goodbye to the lame cold spell that has made May feel more like June around the Bay. We're finally getting a warming trend — with a fog break on Thursday — that will extend through next weekend.
The SF Police Commission has come out on the side of Chief Bill Scott, three teens were arrested in Antioch after an armed robbery and 30-mile chase, and Paradise has become a destination for disaster tourists.
