SF is auditing the Chinese Chamber of Commerce following allegations of sexual misconduct; Sam Altman and Dario Amodei both spoke to the UN Security Council on the potential dangers of AI; and yet another Stellar sea lion has made a Pier 39 appearance.
New legislation authored by SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder would make it easier for licensed businesses to sell food prepared out of their home kitchens utilizing an existing state law.
Donald Trump himself may not have caught wind yet of the situation involving SF Assemblymember Catherine Stefani's field representative, a Hong Kong national who immigration officials say overstayed a work visa,
Yes, you are smelling smoke from a fire yet again, but it's just another prescribed burn on Angel Island.
Stanford University acknowledged that a photo featured on a banner in its dining hall had been altered using AI to replace a Latino student with a Black woman who may have been AI-generated, while two other students appeared air-brushed.
Two men have been charged with a hate crime and felony assault after an alleged attack on a San Jose State University student over the weekend.
The second-oldest winery in Sonoma County and one of the oldest continually operating wineries in the state, Gundlach Bundschu, has filed for bankruptcy, three months after its sibling property Abbott's Passage closed its doors.
Assemblymember Catherine Stefani is calling for the release of staffer Ho Yin Mo, a former reporter for San Francisco Chinese-language TV station KTSF who was detained by ICE in Las Vegas last Thursday.
The person killed in Sunday's crash on 101 has been identified as a College of San Mateo football player; billionaires are dumping millions of dollars to avoid paying a billionaire tax; and Hurricane Polo is now a Category 4 storm off Mexico's Pacific coast.
SF is suing Trump’s media company, alleging it gave paid subscribers an unfair advantage; a 72-year-old woman who died after being arrested by Brentwood police last year died of a stroke; and a nude Giants player was shown in the background of a social media video.
A 15-year-old boy was wounded in an exchange of gunfire involving occupants of several vehicles and security guards at a West Oakland public housing complex early Monday, with stray bullets hitting a nearby preschool.
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