Rodney Blach, who bombed Fremont officials in 1998, gets another parole shot despite an unaddressed delusional disorder diagnosis.

The federal government says the famed strip club refused to schedule a pregnant employee and lost track of her accommodation requests.

Mario Van Peebles appeared with his son at Oakland's 24th Film Festival, where Contagious was featured.

No more doctor's notes or repeat paperwork for older Californians with medical impairments starting in 2028.

Free mammogram festivities give way to a ticketed comedy show this year, with headliner Susan Rice topping the bill in San Bruno.

Eduardo Arrizon once claimed he was carjacked at gunpoint. He pleaded no contest instead to a single misdemeanor.

Atherton buyers paid $1M-plus over asking on nearly one in five homes this year — but new listings declined in Palo Alto and Atherton, stayed essentially flat in Los Altos and rose 2.2% in Menlo Park.

Brentwood's council voted unanimously to sell a Lone Tree Way lot, clearing the way for a station that's been years in the making.

The free Upper Haight tradition returns Sunday with 200-plus vendors and three music stages — but expect a full day of Muni detours.

Chef Spencer Horovitz’s James Beard-nominated Jewish pop-up opens for good at 682 Haight St., where Otra once served tacos.

Strada's refiled SoMa tower would rise 480 feet, with 51 units set aside for very low-income households.

Activists have staged marches in San Francisco, demanding a conditional pause in frontier AI development.

Deputies say Roderick Bradley waited for the woman to walk off before grabbing her purse.