The original location of Chow at 215 Church Street, which opened in 1997, has closed for good, and the Castro/Duboce Triangle neighborhood is going to be crying about this for months.
Last season was a great one for the A's bullpen. Heading into the 2019 season, what will their starting five look like, and how well should fans expect them to perform?
Matt Gonzalez was not awarded the gig, but he seems a fan of Mayor Breed’s handpicked new public defender Manohar “Mano” Raju.
The 21-year-old victim was the son of Oakland’s District 3 city councilmember Lynette Gibson McElhaney.
Thanks to some unskilled translators, a recent outreach effort by the city in Chinatown did not go over smoothly.
The storms are passing us by in the Bay Area this week, and just before the official start of spring we'll be getting a solid taste of balmy spring weather by mid-week.
Rideshare companies Uber and Lyft made a combined 10 million pickups and drop-offs at SFO in 2018, and now the airport is trying to manage the chaos.
Woman drives wrong way on the Bay Bridge upper deck, SF acupuncturist indicted for fraud, and the Chronicle architecture critic is no big fan of the new Van Ness hospital.
Crazy amounts of rain up and down the state this winter mean some crazy beautiful superblooms will be popping up this spring in multiple desert locales — just don't expect anything too spectacular in Northern California.
The Golden State Warriors currently sit atop the Western Conference standings, with a record of 45-20. But the numbers say they are more vulnerable than they've been in recent years.
A search is on in the Sierra for a missing Marine, Sierra locals are annoyed with inconsiderate motorists, and Yountville just marked a tragic anniversary.
Antonio Brown has been one of the most watched offensive players of this NFL off-season, and after a failed trade between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Buffalo Bills, Brown is now moving
The World Naked Bike Ride kicks off at 11 a.m. near the Ferry Building in San Francisco, and it will be quite nipply out there.
A small earthquake rattled East Oakland Friday night, a cat who survived the Camp Fire is found, and Salesforce's co-founders reflect on their humble beginnings.
There was no BART service for several hours Saturday morning after a glitch interrupted BART's traction power supply system and impacted the train control routing system.
A Kaiser patient in Fremont was given the news that he was going to die within days via one of those tele-robot video calls from a doctor. And the suspect in last summer's fatal BART stabbing is likely not competent to stand trial.
Chalk up another outpost in the empire of Burma Superstar, this one in reach of the downtown lunch crowd at 8 Mint Plaza — the former Oro space.
The Oroville Dam spillway reconstruction project has just been completed as Lake Oroville approaches capacity again for the first time since that crisis in 2017.
After the first SF bicycle fatality of 2019, the Bicycle Coalition says the city's inaction on the high-injury corridor of Howard Street is to blame.
Comedy Central's Clusterfest is returning for the third year in a row at Civic Center June 21-23, and the lineup includes Patton Oswalt, Tig Notaro, Broad City co-creator Ilana Glazer, and Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness.
Our hometown Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sticks it to the Trump administration again, ruling that migrants who are denied for asylum will be allowed to appeal.
San Jose Police have arrested a 60-year-old man in a creepy case of a naked lurker who seemed to be peering into windows in a San Jose neighborhood on multiple nighttime occasions in the last month.
Police are seeking two female suspects who assaulted a Muni driver, PG&E still wants to pay bonuses, and almost none of CA remains in drought.
Sonoma approves cleanup funds, a Santa Clara resident caught measles on the same flight as the SF person, and a pervy naked guy is roaming around South San Jose.
Long gone are the days when transplants from New York would complain endlessly about SF being a pizza desert.
