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.
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.
The woman arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting a security guard Friday night/early Saturday outside the Warfield in San Francisco has ties to the notorious retail theft ring known as the Rainbow Crew.
SF and Oakland became the first Bay Area cities to pass 45-day moratoriums on new data centers Tuesday, giving officials time to study their environmental impacts while considering longer-term restrictions on the rapidly expanding industry.
A man who was shot Tuesday morning outside his home in Vallejo, while in uniform, has been identified by family and neighbors as a US postal worker.
Two people died after being rescued from a house fire in Santa Clara County; Oakland police announce three arrests linked to violent robberies; and the Bay Area is currently the state's hot spot for flu.
Five suspects were arrested in a series of REI thefts in September; an SF developer is suing the city of Menlo Park forcing it to approve a large mixed-use project; and Sonoma County is ramping up its preparations for a heavy El Niño season.
SF Supervisor Myrna Melgar introduced a bill co-sponsored by Supervisor Jackie Fielder that would tighten San Francisco’s definition of a “nuisance” tenant, limiting landlords’ ability to use nuisance claims to pursue evictions.
Several months after the official departure of its artistic director of eight years, the American Conservatory Theater has announced its next artistic director, Elizabeth Williamson, who is only the fifth person ever to lead the 61-year-old theater.
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