A San Jose woman accused of harassing a father and his daughter in a viral video appeared in court Tuesday on stalking and hate crime charges, with prosecutors also alleging she was out on bail in an unrelated case involving a death threat.
Plans for a $1 billion office development at 725 Harrison Street, which were first announced in 2015 and later put on hold during the pandemic, are now moving forward, as the developers recently received an 18-month extension.
Across multiple court filings in the last several years, including those relating to a restraining order and an ongoing divorce proceeding, a Dublin couple appeared to be in a toxic relationship that had been affecting their kids. Then, according to police, the in-laws stepped in.
San Francisco is tightening rules for its Flock license plate cameras after a Human Rights Commission investigation found oversight gaps in the system, although the city did not implement all of the commission's recommendations.
A Monday evening shooting disrupted BART service and left three people injured in the East Bay, adding one more commute woe for those trying to get home to Antioch.
A 4.7M quake centered off the Humboldt coast struck around 4:30 am; there was a smaller quake centered near Yountville; and there's a construction boom happening on the UC Berkeley campus.
Multiple collisions caused backups Monday on northbound 101 in SF and westbound I-80 in the East Bay; the man who was allegedly shot by his in-laws was in a custody battle; and FBI employees are freaking out over a major hack.
A burglary suspect was shot by a 73-year-old veteran during a struggle after he allegedly broke into the man’s Sunset District home through a large hole drilled into the front door.
Nvidia has launched an open-source platform designed to set boundaries for AI agents and monitor their behavior, following a series of incidents in which agents escaped controlled environments and accessed systems they weren’t supposed to reach.
Out at the edges of the progressive Bay Area, you're bound to find some tensions between people whose political and cultural bread isn't exactly buttered on the same progressive side.
There was major Swedish dominance at this year's edition of the Portola Festival, with Robyn, Swedish House Mafia, Tove Lo, and Zara Larsson being particular highlights of a very oontz-filled weekend.
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