According to the people who clean robotaxis, Waymo riders are disgusting; a plane carrying a team of doctors crashed in Central California, but no one was injured; and a candidate for supervisor in Calaveras County died after a fall.
The nonprofit African American Arts & Culture Complex in the Fillmore District was under a bit of a cloud of suspicion while a city audit was underway, but that audit has revealed that its money problems mostly stemmed from poor accounting and mismanagement.
After analyzing SF crime data from 2018 to 2023, researchers at Stanford and two other universities found that crime was 20% lower at intersections where Urban Alchemy street ambassadors were present.
As it continues burning through dense vegetation in an area that has not seen any fire in 50 years, the Plaskett Fire grew aggressively once again on Monday and into Tuesday morning, pushing further east toward Fort Hunter Liggett.
The suspect in Sunday's dramatic shootout with Oakland police, who had allegedly been threatening a woman and who subsequently set fire to an abandoned house, was released from prison last year after serving 20 years.
A father in Noe Valley says a Waymo robotaxi stopped within 13 feet of his two-year-old daughter when she fell in the crosswalk, nearly running her over, but Waymo claims the car wouldn’t have hit her.
The 17-year-old Salinas boy charged with the murder of Desi Romero at a Morgan Hill party might be tried as an adult; CHP is seeking a suspect in Sunday's shooting on 101 in San Carlos; and Duane "Keffe D" Davis has been convicted in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur.
Monterey County authorities are searching for a 38-year-old man wanted for sex crimes and the death of an infant; the Supreme Court gave the go-ahead to continue on Trump's ballroom; and SF firefighters rescued a wild parrot that got stuck on a balcony on Telegraph Hill.
Legacy photography institution SF Camerawork is reopening in September after previously announcing it would be closing its doors August 31, following a last-minute effort by supporters to keep it operating.
A tropical disturbance that is forming off the tip of the Baja peninsula has a chance of becoming a hurricane, which in turn has a chance of setting its sights on California — a rarity that might gain fuel from the super El Niño cycle in the Pacific.
A contentious portion of Newsom’s wildfire proposal would have reduced utility companies’ financial liability when their equipment causes wildfires, but California lawmakers rejected the provision during a last-minute deal Friday night.
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