Significant rain is headed this way along with a cold front later this week; Oakland First Fridays is canceled for the rest of the year; and eight articles of impeachment have been drafted against Pete Hegseth.
California's Proposition 45, which would have amended the state's landmark environmental protection law that some argue has been weaponized to thwart developments of all kinds, is now projected to fail as more votes have been counted.
The city is distributing free sandbags on Saturdays through December 5 in neighborhoods prone to flooding ahead of a potentially record-setting El Niño winter, while residents can also pick them up year-round at Public Works.
Another large private donation, the largest to date from a single individual, is coming to the City of San Francisco to complete several park projects and begin new ones.
The contentious Marina Safeway redevelopment was approved despite a lawsuit challenging its fast-tracked approval and raising questions about potential contamination from the property's former industrial use and nearby gas manufacturing operations.
There was a fight, possibly between 49ers fans and Raiders fans, or just among 49ers fans, that was caught on video in the parking lot outside Levi's Stadium on Sunday.
The University of California investment division is reportedly buying the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay; Vallejo police are investigating a fatal shooting near the city's marina; and a key House Republican may be backing the impeachment of Pete Hegseth.
Santa Clara tech giant NVIDIA's board announced Sunday that it will open an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang following a bombshell New York Times report detailing Huang's romantic relationship with a woman the outlet believes may have been a spy from China.
Saturday saw a horde of Elizabeth Holmes converge on San Francisco's Lafayette Park alongside a few hundred spectators for a look-alike contest inspired by A24's new meta-documentary mega hit You Can See Everything. A plastic surgery resident at Stanford University took home top honors.
Newly-elected Texas senator James Talarico kicked off his victory lap with SNL appearance; SF singer Jason Brock faces hate mail for waving pride flag while performing national anthem at Warriors game; and SF's Transamerica Pyramid set to host new holiday market.
In a new Instagram post, musician and outspoken advocate Macklemore called out San Francisco's Chase Center as one of nine major American arenas that refused to book dates for his current "Free Palestine" tour, which itself came to be after he was ousted as Ed Sheeran's opener earlier this fall.
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