34-year-old Australian DJ Roscoe Holyoake appeared for an arraignment in a San Francisco court on Thursday, and he entered a plea of not guilty to charges of kidnapping and child endangerment.
The billion-dollar fleet of the future has doors that lock on objects and people, and have already dragged and hospitalized an elderly woman.
On Wednesday, Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr informed the media that center DeMarcus Cousins is "unlikely" to be available for the remainder of this postseason.
A jail transport bus gets in fiery collision on I-880, why whales are dying of malnutrition, and Facebook "unintentionally" stole peoples' email contact lists.
On Wednesday night, iconic San Francisco revue Beach Blanket Babylon announced that this is its last year at the North Beach theater it has called home since 1974. The periodically updated show will play its last show New Year's Eve.
A motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a big rig on 280, Stanford has cleared three faculty members in connection with the Chinese gene-editing scandal, and a pet raccoon has been on the loose for two months in Dogpatch.
Just in time for our latest taste of balmy spring weather, Sam's Anchor Cafe is reopening Thursday following an extensive six-week remodel that attempts to activate and brighten up the restaurant's under-used indoor spaces.
The Australian DJ arrested last Friday in the bizarre attempted kidnapping of a two-year-old child was reportedly questioned by police in Sydney in late February following another weird incident that also involved a small child.
UC Berkeley's College Republicans group is hosting Sean Spicer Wednesday evening for a talk "about media bias and the threat that it poses to our republic."
While Mark Zuckerberg was talking out one side of his mouth in January 2018 about encouraging more "meaningful interactions" with friends and family, Facebook was simultaneously tweaking its News Feed algorithm to display more posts on the topics of "politics, crime, or tragedy."
Fully insured people will no longer be billed $20,000 for a broken arm, as media reports shame Zuckerberg General Hospital into reversing their “aggressive” billing tactics.
An idea is moving forward for a temporary ferry terminal to serve the new Warriors arena in Mission Bay, which could be operational by the time the arena opens this fall, fingers crossed.
After Tuesday night's 5-0 shutout loss in Las Vegas, the Sharks return home to San Jose on the brink of elimination. Down 3-1, the Sharks have their backs up against a wall and must reel-off three consecutive victories against a Golden Knights team that is firing on all cylinders.
Monday night's Game 2 between the Golden State Warriors and the LA Clippers left Dubs fans understandably scratching their heads and likely pulling at least a few strands of hair out, as well.
A wrong-way driver was killed on Highway 37, investors sue Apple, and Muni T-line trains won't strand people at 23rd Street anymore.
The Board of Supervisors is considering raising the paper bag fee at SF grocery stores to 25 cents, a threat at Mission High School, and two more dead whales washed up around the Bay.
There's a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, April 17 for a $27 million Rec & Parks project to completely demolish and replace the 118-year-old Golden Gate Tennis Center near the Conservatory of Flowers.
The Georgia-based troupe of (sort of) circus-trained house cats known as The Amazing Acro-Cats are coming back to San Francisco five years after their 2014 debut here. And they do tricks! Like, on command! Sometimes!
The much anticipated pizzeria spinoff of Flour + Water is prepping for its opening according to a new job posting, which means Missionites and everyone else will soon have a more central spot wherein to carb load in high style.
The parents of a South Carolina college student who was kidnapped and killed last month, allegedly by a man whose car she got into believing it was her Uber, are trying to raise awareness of the dangerous trend of people getting into strangers' cars thinking they're rideshares.
A reduction of more than 100 shelter beds fails to satisfy waterfront homeowners, who still say they’ll sue to prevent a homeless Navigation Center.
The story of Friday's thwarted, broad-daylight kidnapping in the Castro neighborhood continues to be way strange, and now we have a suspect with some public social media accounts.
Oakland police say they will step up patrols and partner with other agencies to prevent sideshows this weekend, PG&E defends its new board, and a jack-knifed big-rig caused traffic on the Dumbarton bridge.
Another beloved dive bar bites the dust, a 19-year-old woman was struck by a big rig truck near Balboa Park BART, and the suspect in that attempted kidnapping of a toddler in the Castro is an Australian man.
This week is full of screenings that are part of the San Francisco International Film Festival, and it's full of shows that are part of our unofficial Fauxchella week... not to mention 4/20 and Easter Sunday.
