Organizers have canceled tonight's First Fridays event in Oakland, citing lack of funds; a man who stabbed his roommate in Daly City in 2001 is getting paroled; and Connie Chan campaigned as a progressive but her voters were largely not.
SF's beloved live Bawdy Storytelling series could be coming to an end after 20 years, but there's a chance it could continue if enough people purchase livestream tickets to its sold-out Friday show or subscribe to its Patreon.
As he prepares to leave office in two months, and to likely run for president, Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that he was commuting the sentences of all 548 people on California's death row.
Residents in low-lying Bay Area communities are facing another round of coastal flooding, while beachgoers are being warned about dangerous surf, sneaker waves, and strong rip currents.
At long last, the empty shell of a store in SF's Anza Vista neighborhood that was, for years, destined to be a new Whole Foods, has come alive as something decidedly more exciting.
A truck carrying $11.4 million in Nvidia hardware disappeared after leaving Oakland, as organized cargo thieves increasingly target expensive computer equipment destined for the data centers powering the AI boom.
A literal garbage fire on Thursday morning which apparently started on a garbage truck led to the closure of a section of South Van Ness Avenue in SF's Mission District.
The Santa Rosa Fire Department says 13 arrests were made this year for arson; a section of Highway 101 in SF will be closed again this weekend; and the Sheng Thao corruption trial resumes after a nearly weeklong break.
Connie Chan has conceded the race to Scott Wiener for California's 11th congressional district; the Bay Area Air District has passed a ban on gas water heaters; and Trump lost $168 million in net worth in the last 24 hours.
A new gay bathhouse that we first learned about last year, headed for 12th Street in SoMa, has been given a name, and city planners have recommended it for approval, with final approval by the Planning Commission likely to come Thursday.
A man suspected of killing a Dana Point resident was arrested in San Francisco after investigators tracked the victim's car to the city, where they found a handgun and other potential evidence inside.
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