A vegetation fire spread to several acres and caused damage to one notable estate Tuesday in the Berkeley hills.
SF supervisors and immigrant advocacy groups are holding a rally at City Hall today after ICE agents detained a man in SoMa and were spotted in the Excelsior, as cuts to immigrant services threaten hotline staffing and legal assistance.
SF has a deadline today to bid for PG&E assets in the city to build a city-owned power grid; a Moraga man has been arrested for assaulting a child in Rohnert Park; and there's a nationwide "AI walkout" today.
A former political consultant testified in the Sheng Thao trial today; the elderly couple accused of murdering their son-in-law in Dublin pleaded not guilty; and charges may still be pending in LA against Eric Swalwell.
The US Supreme Court declined Monday to review the case brought by six descendants of Serranus Hastings and a group of alumni of the UC law school arguing that the state violated its own law in stripping the Hastings name from the school three years ago.
SF’s latest guerrilla ad campaign is fighting AI propaganda with a dose of profane satire, as two local social media accounts join forces to mock the city’s relentless barrage of AI billboards while taking aim at billionaire-backed politics.
The defense attorney now representing the 77-year-old woman who's accused, along with her husband, of fatally shooting their son-in-law last month at a Dublin park, says that she feared for her life and that the son-in-law had repeatedly threatened her life.
Three men now face involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the death of another man three years ago in a trench collapse at a construction site in San Francisco.
Twenty-eight California immigrants are facing federal charges as the Trump administration targets alleged noncitizen voting ahead of the November election, while state officials say the cases offer little support for claims of widespread voter fraud.
On Sunday, around 15,000 people participated in this year's SF edition of Diplo's Run Club, a now roving run-and-party event that the DJ and producer launched in San Francisco two years ago.
A lawsuit over a Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office employee’s 2025 killing by her estranged partner, a deputy who later died by suicide, alleges he abused and supplied steroids to coworkers while exhibiting increasingly violent behavior that authorities failed to address.
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