Like it or not, San Francisco native Kimberly Guilfoyle remains a character whose career trajectory, deep as it is in Trump World, we're still obligated to cover, even if she's long since left her SF life behind.
The Morgan Hill mother of three who was allegedly killed by her husband in a domestic violence incident that began on Friday has been identified, and court documents now reveal some of horrific details of what occurred.
SEIU Local 1000, which represents nearly 100,000 state employees, authorized a one-day strike for October 21 after months of stalled contract negotiations, accusing the Newsom administration of refusing to bargain in good faith.
A Healdsburg teen was arrested following a high-speed chase that may have been linked to a 'Fugitive Game'; forecasters again are saying this El Nino will be a big one; and a bunch of SF mail-in ballots were damaged by a USPS machine.
The site of an infamous 2018 murder is now up for auction in SoMa; The Liberties is closing after 25 years in the Mission; and Manson follower Patricia Krenwinkel has been recommended for parole for a third time.
San Francisco Fleet Week is in full swing, featuring military ship tours, free concerts, a parade of ships, and the Blue Angels’ annual air show, with events taking place across the city through Monday.
After a video went viral of an obviously dangerous cage match between a human and a humanoid robot, California state officials have ordered San Francisco-based Robot Entertainment Kombat to cease all such unlicensed cage fights.
In-N-Out, the still mostly California-based company that staunchly refuses to join the delivery-app age, is not entirely beyond the reach of Animal-style obsessives who dislike leaving their couch, as we are now learning.
An interim leader is taking over for Chancellor Kimberlee Messina at SF City College as she faces an investigation into allegations that she improperly handled district funds, including unapproved compensation and vacation benefits.
Pre-trial motions were filed earlier this week in the re-trial of Antolin Garcia-Torres, the man accused of killing 15-year-old Morgan Hill girl Sierra LaMar while she was on her way to school in March 2012.
French artist Saype has brought his massive 'Beyond Walls' artwork to Yerba Buena Gardens in downtown SF, where up to 1,000 people are invited at 4:30 pm today to form a human chain around the temporary installation before walking across it.
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