A 29-year-old San Francisco man is dead, officials say, following a Monday morning shooting at the border of a Potrero Hill park. According to the San Francisco Police Department, the shooting
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* A group of 50 to 60 teens leapt over fare gates, stormed the Coliseum BART station, and committed multiple strong-arm robberies Saturday night both on the platform and on an arriving train.
In a video that's part test-flight footage, part commercial — we've spared you the "plot" portion in which a woman says she'll meet her friends
A group of killer whale mothers and calves were seen feasting over the course of four days last week and over the weekend on the carcasses of two dead gray whales just off
Five years in, and the 48-year-old man accused in the April 2012 killing of seven people at Oikos University in Oakland is finally headed for trial, with a hearing scheduled Wednesday
Recently injured catcher Buster Posey was seen in an unfamiliar position Sunday as the Giants faced off in yet another disappointing game against the Denver Rockies: first baseman. As CSN Bay Area noted,
Every day is a dog fest in Duboce Park, a central green space where canines often outnumber humans. But an annual, more formal version of a typical Saturday afternoon in the park this
A publicity stunt and world-record attempt to build the largest order of nachos ever assembled was indeed successful on Saturday afternoon at SoMa StrEat Food Park, as the sprawling, 70-foot-long,
Tech world talk on Twitter yesterday was devoted pretty much entirely to a profile of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick by New York Times writer Mike Isaac, a persistent tweeter and thorn in the
Responding to criticism about the list's usual lack of diversity, and starting last year, the San Francisco Chronicle took the annual Rising Star Chefs feature out of the hands of critic
Though many were quick to think there was something more nefarious going on Friday when multiple major cities experienced significant power outages (or just Mercury retrograde?), the FBI and PG&E confirmed
A woman who hit at least one man with a stick is at large today, a day after she sent one victim to the hospital. Police say that the woman, who was described
The intervention of a witness saved a woman from a worrisome fate Saturday, when her kidnapping from a Pacific Heights street was thwarted. Police say that the attempted kidnapping occurred at 8:50
* The Santa Cruz deputy who fatally shot a 15-year-old boy won't face charges. [Bay City News] * Sheryl Sandberg talks to the [Associated Press] about her new book on weathering
The brief era of Cafe du Nord as a swank cocktail lounge with delicious bar food from the Flour + Water folks is officially over, one year after the opening menu was pared down
Meal replacement sludge company Soylent prides itself on the artificiality of its ingredients — no milk products or perishable components to worry about while you free yourself from the tyranny of actual food. That&
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UC Berkeley is already going to have its hands full this week if Ann Coulter makes good on her threat to show up on April 27 regardless of the university's attempt
Everyone OK after car slams into Walnut Creek house, @PeteSuratosTV reports. https://t.co/BOCgPNSbup pic.twitter.com/mzpocdSmIb — NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) April 24, 2017 Peter Zwart and family received a shock
San Francisco International Airport is being described as "a travelers' nightmare", after an ongoing construction project at one of their runways forced the delay and cancelation of hundreds of flights
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Everyone has their work routine. You walk in Monday morning, grab coffee from the kitchen, make some avocado toast if you work in one of those offices, and read the emails you ignored
A new study by a pair of Harvard Business School researchers, focusing on Bay Area restaurants between 2008 and 2016, found that minimum wage hikes do indeed impact restaurants' ability to stay
"Berkeley, you know, used to be the cradle of free speech," Bill Maher said Friday during his Real Time broadcast on HBO, "And now it's just the cradle
