A pregnant woman en route to the hospital gave birth to a healthy baby girl after heavy traffic forced her to pull over near Crossover Drive and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive for a roadside delivery on Friday afternoon. Emergency services were able to arrive just in time to assist with the birth.
The Oakland Roots soccer club has reached an agreement with the Port of Oakland and the Industrial Realty Group of Los Angeles to develop Howard Terminal into a sports stadium. The terms of the exclusive negotiating agreement provide the parties with a year to plan the development.
President Trump announces he's struck a deal with Denmark and Greenland; new SF women's volleyball team the Signal to play home games at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium; and a SoCal man gets arrested after pepper spraying a phone user during a movie.
Mountain lion seen in Sunset District on Thursday is safely released back into the wild; Donald Trump is threatening to ban CNN and other outlets from White House; and a humpback whale takes a dip in the Sacramento River.
Five years after Uniqlo closed its SF flagship location on Powell Street, the company’s new Market Street location is set to open its doors by October 9.
A local music school and Seattle radio station are partnering with SF Heritage to turn a 1960s Haight-Ashbury landmark into a music and culture hub with a rooftop venue, broadcast facilities, and music education.
The Mexican Navy Tall Ship Cuauhtémoc, the same one from that Brooklyn Bridge incident last year, will be paying a visit to the Bay next week, and welcoming the public to come aboard for several days at Piers 15-17.
Sutro Hall comes to downtown, a new pizza spot comes via Oakland to the Inner Sunset, and Hog Island Oyster Co. gets ready to open its first East Bay location, all in This Week in Food.
The parents of a young woman who was killed three years ago on an Orange County freeway are being awarded a $40 million settlement from Uber, in a case that tested the limits of Prop 22, which classified rideshare drivers as independent contractors.
Tensions are mounting over a 300,000-square-foot Pittsburg data center approved two years ago, with residents citing a lack of transparency and a councilmember reporting death threats as the facility could later expand from 99 to 500 megawatts.
A San Jose couple and the woman who managed their business have been charged with pimping and other felonies following a raid on Hummingbird Day Spa in Cupertino.
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