An Alaska Airlines pilot aborted a landing on Tuesday at SFO due to an aircraft on the runway; Tacos Oscar in Oakland lost over $30K in a data breach at their bank; and Mississippi has its first Black senator since 1881.
The tour guide company that was involved in the backcountry ski trip in February in which nine people were killed in an avalanche has ceased operations as it continues to face liability for the tragedy.
Oakland voted to extend its moratorium on new data centers through October 2027, while SF supervisors will vote on a similar extension next Tuesday, following a new report warning that new facilities would likely push the city’s power grid beyond its limit.
You can now get a burger — or a chicken sandwich — from well-loved local chain Super Duper in Union Square Plaza.
A fire Wednesday morning in Hunters Point grew to two alarms and ultimately leveled an old warehouse — and there seems to be an open question about possible radiological contamination at the site, because it's Hunters Point.
A Bay Area nurse and USF professor detained by ICE in September has been missing from the agency's public detainee database, making it difficult for her attorney to locate her and challenge her detention and possible deportation.
Eric Chen Su, the man accused of vehicular manslaughter in a Friday crash that killed a toddler in Cupertino, is an Apple employee; the search for a woman swept out to sea in Santa Cruz Sunday has been suspended; and the Kennedy family is now suing over Trump's 'Triumphal Arch.'
The search for a woman at a Santa Cruz beach has been called off; Anh Phoong has announced the winners of her jingle contest; and Nvidia shareholders are suing the company.
Powerful storms brewing in the Gulf of Alaska are expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and some of the biggest waves in years to the Bay Area this weekend, with Ocean Beach potentially seeing waves topping 25 feet.
Over three years after the stabbing death of tech entrepreneur Bob Lee in downtown SF, and two years after his killer was convicted, that culprit, Nima Momeni, has finally been sentenced.
Charges have now been filed by the SF District Attorney's Office against one of the occupants of the abandoned Sea Cliff mansion that was raided by police late last week, and, yes, there was alleged meth involved.
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