Family members of the suspect being questioned in last night's Sunnyvale crash that injured 8 people say he has PTSD, and SF may become the first city to ban facial recognition technology.
A huge new organ is on its way to the Castro to replace the theater's long-gone "Mighty Wurlitzer."
The fine, expected to be between $3 billion and $5 billion, is potentially more firm back-hand thwack that it is a wrist-slap, as such fines have mostly been in the past.
Mayor London Breed just announced the third local proposition she's backing for the November ballot, and it would free up some 500 parcels in San Francisco that are publicly owned for the development of affordable housing.
The proposed new ballpark for the Oakland A's on the Howard Terminal site near Jack London Square has inched forward Tuesday in what is likely to be a complicated approval process at the state and local level.
The San Jose Sharks completed an unbelievable comeback during Tuesday night's decisive Game 7 against the Vegas Golden Knights, in a 5-4 overtime thriller, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat and propelling themselves to the next round.
The debate over the Embarcadero homeless Navigation Center is surely not over, but the city officially gave it the green light Tuesday night.
The man killed Tuesday afternoon in a collision at Seventh and Mission streets has been identified as 26-year-old Pablo Ramirez, a professional skateboarder with a local crew called GX-1000 who were profiled by GQ last year.
After taking care of business on the road, delivering victories in both games at the Staples Center in LA, the Golden State Warriors are looking forward to Wednesday night's potential closeout game.
A suspect has been arrested in what appears to have been a deliberate act of attempted vehicular murder Tuesday evening in the South Bay. The FBI is currently working with the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety to determine a motive.
The local woman who shouted down the MAGA hat wearer and then had to go into hiding has said she's safe, Newsom meets with fire officials in the East Bay, and Muni gets a drubbing from the Supes.
The new Muni cars also are having braking problems, Twitter bots came alive after the Mueller Report was released, and the Bay Area has a student debt crisis.
A skateboarder died Tuesday afternoon after a collision with a vehicle at the intersection of 7th and Mission streets.
A new restaurant from the team behind Trestle and the recently shuttered Stones Throw is set to open on Wednesday, April 24, and it's called The Vault.
One creative and industrious skateboarder in Oakland was spotted Monday tooling around in traffic aboard his own, personal, remote-controlled, vintage school bus.
This new, high-end spot for creative, modern dim sum, now softly open, is aiming to attract locals and tourists alike.
A pair of centenarian SF natives remember their high school days (before there was a Golden Gate Bridge), and when lamplighters would hand light the gas streetlamps along a cobblestoned Market Street.
After several days of drama following a widely seen video of an elderly woman who got her hand caught in the door of a new Muni train and was subsequently dragged and injured, Muni is disabling the rear single doors on all 68 of the new trains.
A huge fire is burning in a lumber yard in Stockton, Twitter beat earnings expectations, and the city is prepping the Mission for the removal of 51 ficus trees along 24th Street.
Recently departed Lakers head coach, former Warriors assistant coach, and newly hired coach of the Sacramento Kings, Luke Walton, has been sued by a female sports reporter over an incident in which she says Walton sexually assaulted her.
A man was fatally struck by a BART train in Oakland this afternoon, a convicted cop killer was found dead in his San Quentin cell over the weekend, and Elizabeth Holmes appeared in court today.
It's going to be a (relative) scorcher this week, so get out of the office/house and do something fun, preferably outdoors. Here are a few ideas, though some are indoors.
Los Gatos-based Netflix may have some more Beyoncé movies coming out, as we now learn that the 'Homecoming' documentary of her 2018 Coachella performance was just the beginning of a three-project deal.
Two men got into a knock-down brawl in the middle of Highway 101 on Sunday evening, and at least one person in a passing car recorded it.
After a train door closed on an elderly woman and dragged her for an unwanted ride, the supervisors will unapprove millions for new trains that they approved
