San Jose authorities arrest man for allegedly trying to kill his neighbor with a machete; 9th Circuit of Appeals rejects DOJ request over 'noncitizen' ballots; and death row inmate Christa Pike offers first words since surviving botched execution attempt.
We finally have an opening date for Julius' Castle, Flour & Branch reopens on South Park, and the under-the-radar Lodge at Dawn Ranch in Guerneville garners the Chronicle's first three-star review of the new starred-review era, all in This Week In Food.
Robert and Michelle King, the creators of 'The Good Wife', are back with a quirky new legal procedural that centers on Silicon Valley, and of course, AI has been front and center in the first few episodes.
Lime is adding AI-powered cameras to its SF scooters to deter sidewalk riding amid rising injuries and complaints about reckless riders, though questions remain about how the data is stored and used beyond safety.
Sutter Health has announced it will no longer be building a planned new hospital campus in Emeryville, but a new hospital in the East Bay is likely still in the cards.
A block of Valencia Street was closed to traffic Thursday night while police investigated a suspicious package at the Mission Police Station, leaving an autonomous vehicle stuck behind the yellow tape.
We knew that the East Bay couple accused of murdering their son-in-law "in concert" with one another had obtained separate defense council. And now it looks like the wife is trying to blame it all on the husband.
BART had another equipment problem and service disruption early Friday; two San Jose police officers are in trouble over some missing drug evidence; and some light rain might be in the forecast for Halloween night.
Car-rental company Turo is moving its headquarters to the former Macy’s men’s store; a tanker overturned in Sonoma County, spilling nearly 4,800 gallons of milk; and SF has opened a new public school for students with learning disabilities.
A 38-year-old San Francisco man with a prior history of home burglaries has been arrested and charged in a series of ten so-called hot prowl burglaries targeting wealthy neighborhoods in the city over the last month.
Bess Wohl's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play 'Liberation,' written as a "memory play about things I don't remember," brilliantly delves into the conflicts within second-wave feminism, and its triumphs as well.
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