A man who believed that a guy was following him down Market Street might have been onto something, as he was robbed him the moment he tried to take a photo of his
Should BART have been faster to alert the public about the mob of 40+ teens who bum-rushed fare gates, stormed the platform, and roughed up and robbed a bunch of people at
A Sonoma County man is behind bars today, the suspect in an attempted kidnapping that's shaken the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. As reported Monday, police say that a man
* Here are six alternatives to Facebook. [Ad Week] * Attention commenters: The fame you crave awaits. [CNet] * Sergey Brin is apparently making a blimp. [Bloomberg] * Someone's painting "KKK" on Vacaville
Uber riders with good luck, decent hygiene, and few interpersonal deficiencies can afford to forget that they're not just rating drivers: Their drivers are rating them, too. But with Uber'
Welp, for all those warriors on the alt-right and far left who were dusting off their helmets and makeshift weapons in preparation for a new Battle of Berkeley this week, this should
Throw the best living room party with these wireless speakers. Skip the porta-potty lines, swirling dust, thousand degree weather, and frat bros in your face: celebrate festival season in the comfort of
City officials are tallying up the economic impacts of Friday's eight-hour blackout which affected some of the densest and busiest parts of San Francisco, shutting down 21 schools and impacting
A group of teenage boys attacked a photographer at Golden Gate Park's Stow Lake Tuesday, beating the man and stealing his stuff. The attack, police say, occurred at 6:25 p.
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* A font and typeface maker has created a font in homage to the late Gilbert Baker, creator of gay pride symbol the rainbow flag. [KQED] * Researchers in the Netherlands are obsessed with solving
Ann Coulter pledges to be in UC Berkeley's Sproul Plaza, a central outdoor gathering place on campus, sometime this Thursday — not indoors on campus next week, as is formally planned — and
Well respected SF-based photographer Michael Jang already has plenty of his work in museums, including the permanent collection of SFMOMA, and this year he's been pulling some work out of
The wife and children of a 33-year-old Uber engineer who committed suicide last summer are seeking worker's compensation benefits from the ride-hailing company where he worked. The Chronicle
A federal judge in San Francisco has issued a nationwide preliminary injunction against an executive order signed by President Trump in January threatening to withhold federal funding from cities that do not provide
Spring in SF means street fairs and fests, so we have two of them for you this week. But never fear, my pale compatriots, as there are plenty of indoor activities to enjoy
The East Bay Times remains on the case of the Ghost Ship tragedy their coverage of which recently won them a Pulitzer Prize and today they have an exclusive look at the lease
A very bohemian, kind of ramshackle looking houseboat in Sausalito just hit the market that was was once briefly home to the great Shel Silverstein. It's a former WWII balloon barge,
The San Francisco Police Department is seeking a violent driver today, after the man allegedly attacked a construction worker who was directing traffic in the Lower Haight. NBC Bay Area has the tale,
The front of a vacant industrial building on Valencia Street that was last used as a Volvo dealership is seeing new life with a colorful mural and a temporary tenant in a gallery,
* DNA tests confirm that it was,indeed, a mountain lion that took a dog from a Pescadero home. * Wow, [Slate] sure loves Elon Musk. * Lyft driver sues Uber over that "hell"
Thai man films himself killing his 11-month-old daughter on Facebook Live before committing suicide https://t.co/BuoFZ7nXXQ — New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) April 25, 2017 Just a week after a
Mayor Lee has introduced plans to convert a federally owned surface parking lot, so owned because it's behind a federal courthouse, into the city's largest supportive housing development for
It's that time of year again, and as the snow is finally melting around Lake Tahoe, bears are waking up, showing up scavenging, and they're hungry. Video posted to
BART has surveillance video of attacks & robberies but won't release to public it bc suspects are minors @kron4news pic.twitter.com/q1kcKmgeZ3 — Will Tran (@KRON4WTran) April 25, 2017 A "
