Uber is cutting 250 SF jobs, its third round of cuts in just a few weeks; people in the mission are turning their mailboxes into peepholes; and the SF Opera and its musicians have reached a tentative agreement.
That new CBS show from the creators of 'The Good Wife,' 'The Good Fight,' and 'Elsbeth,' centered on Silicon Valley and the ways in which tech companies have screwed over the little guys and gals among us, is premiering in three weeks.
Iryna Gorb, the 38-year-old Ukrainian woman whose arrest by plainclothes ICE agents at SFO was captured in a viral video, has been released from a detention center after seven weeks in custody, but her immigration case is still unresolved.
Hallelujah for SFO travelers. A repaving project that began in late March and which, combined with new FAA restrictions, cause significant delays at SFO this summer, is set to be finished three days early.
A new wildfire that has burned 640 acres near the California-Nevada border has led to the closing of I-80 westbound out of Nevada.
Governor Newsom has allowed for the fast-tracking of a new pier and ferry terminal in Berkeley, which would support electric-powered vessels serving San Francisco and potentially Larkspur, as residents voice concerns about the project.
Firefighters in Alameda were battling a fire at a vacant, multi-story building Thursday morning that is part of the Alameda Naval Air Station, and some neighbors are wondering about an individual who
Three people were injured when a fishing boat his some rocks near the Golden Gate; smoke from an underground vault closed the busy intersection of First and Mission; and a new poll has Xavier Becerra's lead growing in the governor's race.
The Dome Fire, which began Tuesday in Yosemite National Park, has grown to 1,200 acres; a 78-year-old Danville man has been sentenced to ten years for a Ponzi scheme; and Paramount is back to negotiating with the state of California.
Former Black Panther Elaine Brown is suing the city over an SFPD raid at the West Oakland apartment complex she owns and operates, alleging officers used excessive force when they busted through the building’s glass doors with a battering ram.
Yet another queer business in San Francisco has fallen victim to what seems to be a biased system — one likely being run by AI these days — that suspends Instagram accounts posting LGBTQ content for unexplained reasons.
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