This week's story about a missing persons report that led to a welfare check that led to the discovery of dismembered human remains has an update from neighbors on the street. They say that loud fights and noises often came from the home on Del Monte Street in the Outer Mission.
Local attorney and former SF Supervisor Angela Alioto won't be facing disciplinary action from the Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC) following an April 24 incident in which she reportedly used the N-word six times in order to illustrate a point about its ugliness.
A power outage has shuttered the Ferry Building, SF jail inmates filed a class-action suit over sleep deprivation, and David Talbot brings us a story of New San Francisco clashing with an old hippie living in his van.
Dublin's kinda homophobic, a new study says SF is a good place to make money, Lyft adds a panic button, and a drag elder exits homelessness.
It's called Baia, it will feature vegan Italian comfort food, and yeah, not what I expected either!
Speaking at a tech conference in Toronto on Tuesday, Twitter co-founder Ev Williams sat down with CNN to talk about Donald Trump's Twitter habit.
Another day, another "elegy" for the unrelenting wasteland that is our fair city. In exactly the same vein and tone of that irritating New Yorker piece last week, the Washington Post has published a piece in the Style section all about how San Francisco has finally, irreversibly gone to hell.
49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is working toward getting back to full health, following his season-ending ACL injury, back in Week 3 of the 2018 season against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The City Attorney’s office rejected her claim that the city was responsible for her collapsed lung and broken ribs, so a lawsuit seems likely.
The defense team's primary argument for their clients' innocence in the Dec. 2016 Ghost Ship fire is facing its first major test.
The Dubs are headed to their fifth consecutive NBA Finals and coach Steve Kerr becomes the first coach in the history of American professional sports to lead his team to a championship berth in each of his first five seasons with that organization.
During a welfare check Monday on an elderly man who was reported missing in the Outer Mission, SFPD officers found dismembered human remains inside the man's home.
SFPD chief Bill Scott says journalist Bryan Carmody is suspected of conspiracy, an independent panel is reviewing the Transbay Transit Center repairs, and a 74-year-old woman was kidnapped off the street and raped near McLaren Park.
Tonight marks the 40th anniversary of the controversial verdict in the trial of Dan White and the riots that followed. Also, an Uber/Lyft tax took another step toward going on the ballot.
In a non-typical plea for support following a fire that displaced their family, the owners of a well respected taco truck aren't launching a crowd-funding campaign, but they are asking the public to keep them as "busy as possible."
Much like the mayor and Board of Supervisors did in 2016 as southern states enacted transphobic and anti-LGBT laws, District 5 Supervisor Vallie Brown is proposing new legislation Tuesday that would ban city-funded travel to and future contracts with states that pass anti-choice legislation.
Supervisor Aaron Peskin, along with comics W. Kamau Bell, Dave Chappelle, and Nato Green, spoke out in favor of City Hall's potential moves to block the Punch Line's landlord from renting to Google instead.
If you hear someone complain that ”Flint still doesn’t have clean water,” there is a far larger water crisis right here at home, where 1.5 million Californians can’t drink or bathe in their water.
The freelance news videographer at the center of the Jeff Adachi death report scandal is filing a complaint Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court following a controversial May 10 raid at his home by the SFPD.
The Warriors need Durant as they head to the NBA Finals, but the injured star forward got a bit oversensitive after a sports pundit commented about the semi-finals sweep the team managed without him.
Governor Newsom is making a big announcement on homelessness in Oakland today, teachers are still on strike in Union City, and the victim has been identified SF's 15th homicide of the year.
Another Ghost Ship tenant testifies, Oakland considers legalizing psychedelic drugs, and only one person was arrested during Bay to Breakers!
From the Warhol retrospective and Art Bash at SFMOMA, to the "American Psycho" musical and BottleRock, there's a lot going on this week and holiday weekend.
Police estimate that rideshare drivers commit 65% of San Francisco traffic violations, and the city attorney just won a round in the fight to prove it.
Need to track down a particular card-based role-playing game or obscure liqueur in a hurry? San Francisco remains home to a handful of adorable and highly specific stores with devoted fanbases and excellent selections.
