California State Attorney General Rob Bonta has agreed to reexamine the evidence in the shooting case of Banko Brown in an effort to seek justice. The incident occurred on April 27 when a security guard shot Brown following an altercation while shoplifting.

SFPD & Sup. Engardio collaborate to deter catalytic converter theft with a free event to etches vehicle ID numbers and paints SFPD logos on converters.

Oakland police arrest 9 teenagers in connection to 35 robberies, promising a restorative justice approach to combat juvenile crime.

Quoc Le, owner of the Larkin Street Boba Tea Shop, has been arrested for the third time for fencing stolen merchandise. This bubble tea shop has become known as a "Notorious Fence."

Oakland's Hi Felicia restaurant has closed its doors permanently due to a break-in and robbery resulting in significant damage, ending their "vulgar fine dining" concept after a year.

The Ghost Ship building in Oakland, the location of a fatal fire in 2016, has been razed. The Unity Council is planning to create an affordable housing complex with a memorial to the victims.

Bob Lee's murder suspect, Nima Momeni, appeared in court today and surveillance images were released showing the two outside Momeni's sister's condo before the stabbing. Momeni pleaded not guilty and was not granted bail.

Get an in-depth look at the fracas that ensued at Banko Brown's funeral in San Francisco, and how it reflects the underlying tension surrounding his death, including the outrage sparked after the district attorney declined to file charges against the shooter.

New Census data shows that Asians are now the largest racial group in the Bay Area, overtaking whites. The data reveals a growing Asian population, increased percentage of renter-occupied homes, and trends of larger household sizes and fewer children under five years old.

Two suspects face murder charges for the 2021 shooting death of Oakland toddler, Jasper Wu, while a third suspect is exonerated on homicide charges due to self-defense.

Lawsuit filed by Banko Brown's family against Walgreens, Kingdom Group Protective Services, and security guard Michael Earl-Wayne Anthony for Banko's shooting death.

Violence erupted at a contested community garden in San Francisco's Mission District, amid a dispute between guerrilla gardeners and developers.

Old Navy's flagship store on Market Street at Fourth will close on July 1, joining the growing list of retailers leaving San Francisco.

US Marshals have arrested 33-year-old Vaughn Boatner in Seattle for the murder of his pregnant ex-wife, Monique Aldridge, in Hayward.

Sonoma County's recent homeless count shows that the homeless population has decreased by 22%, reflecting the hard work of many across the county to help those experiencing homelessness.

Explore the historic Sutro Tower and its $50 million worth of structural improvements, including the retroactive permit granted to remove its panels and the 'virtual tour' they will be producing in lieu of their plan to permit artists to paint them.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip's 1983 visit to the U.S. was met with protest, and newly released FBI documents have revealed that there was an assassination plot during the visit. The investigation revealed a plan involving either dropping an object off the Golden Gate Bridge onto the royal yacht, or killing her during a planned visit to Yosemite National Park

Town hall meeting revealed bodycam and surveillance footage of the fatal police shooting of SF burglary suspect, Sergio Barrios. SFPD police officer Gregory Buhagiar, involved in two other shootings in 2007 and 2018, has been identified as the shooter.

BART custodian sustains injuries after being assaulted by alleged pocketknife-wielding suspect creating a disturbance at 24th Street-Mission BART station. Police still investigating.

The Alameda County DA's Office has filed criminal charges against three law enforcement officers for misconduct, in an effort to hold them accountable for their actions.

A plan to reintroduce sea otters to the Bay Area is gaining momentum, with hopes of restoring crucial links in the San Francisco Bay's food chain and rebuilding kelp forests along the coast.

Today Elizabeth Holmes begins her 11-year prison sentence at FSC Bryan in Texas. She was sentenced in November for four counts of fraud.

Nima Momeni has parted ways with his defense attorney, and hired a Miami-based Persian lawyer who has not yet reviewed the case.

Stabbing incident at SF Chinatown's AA Bakery leaves one employee with life-threatening injuries, suspect immediately taken into custody.

Over the weekend, Lizzo rocked the BottleRock festival in Napa, delivering a powerful performance that many have declared to be the best set o...

San Francisco's largest ever ad campaign, "Always in San Francisco," aims to counter negative media portrayal and attract tourists and conventioneers back to the city. The $6 million "full funnel" campaign targets key markets with decision-makers and event planners across the nation.

In an effort to address concerns of safety and cleanliness that may be holding back full ridership, BART has doubled its police presence on trains and in stations. This has seemingly resulting in additional arrests.

After being courted by several other NBA franchises and likely being offered the largest payment package for any GM in NBA history, Bob Myers steps down as the Warriors GM.

Min Jian Guan has been found guilty of the murder of 79-year-old Yu Quin Sun, a killing that was broadcast on Zoom and seen by other participants. Sentencing is set for June 16.

60-year-old Fook Poy Lai is suspected of brutally stabbing an employee of Chinatown's AA Bakery & Cafe. He was on parole for a 2016 stabbing incident.

Chesa Boudin, former San Francisco District Attorney, takes job at UC Berkeley's Criminal Law & Justice Center while declaring he'll not be running for office in 2024.

Joe Hargrave and Sara Deseran of Tacolicious are expanding to take over the recently closed Village Rotisserie in Noe Valley, unveiling a yet-to-be-named Mexican concept

After the robbery of a USPS carrier, authorities are offering $50,000 reward for information leading to the capture of suspect involved in mail carrier robbery in SF's Western Addition.

Mayor London Breed has unveiled the largest ever San Francisco city budget at $15 billion which includes an increase of funds allocated for police, homelessness, and anti-drug measures, despite a $780 million deficit.

A federal effort backed by Rep. Nancy Pelosi is seeking to disrupt the supply of fentanyl to San Francisco. The effort includes resources from the DOJ, DEA, CHP, and National Guard. Mayor London Breed is seeking to make change with this intervention.

Explore how San Francisco needs extra funding from the State of California to implement its proposed Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Court system, which aims to divert severely mentally ill individuals into treatment and away from jail.

The suspect in last week's stabbing in Chinatown, Fook Poy Lai, had a long history of severe mental illness and has been charged with attempted murder. The bakery owner has now come forward to explain that his father was the victim in a 2016 stabbing, too.

Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's controversial statements about the city's homeless population concluded with a suggestion to charge other cities an "impact fee," perpetuating the idea that other metros send homeless to the Bay Area.

Retaining its intentionally dated vibe, San Francisco's 105-year-old St. Francis Fountain is an iconic diner with intriguing lore and a new owner.

Witness the rare sighting of 24 orcas off the Farallon Islands, believed to be preying on seal and baby whale pups.

Arson is suspected as the cause of a fire at the Serramonte Center Target Store, resulting in major loss of floor stock and damages to the store. An investigation is currently underway.

Discover the remarkable return of the wolverine to California, an animal not seen in the state for 100 years! Enjoy video of this rare creature spotted in Yosemite and the Sierras in May 2021.

Celebrating the start of Pride Month, Jane Fonda and Manny Yekutiel join forces to make a stand against climate change at the Castro Theatre.

Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 Hotels are being handed over to lender, as Park Hotels & Resorts opts to cease payments on its $725 million loan and walk away from the SF market.

High-speed car chase leads to car crashing into Oakland Wise Sons Deli, fortunately no one was injured.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey confirms the arrests of 16 people in the past week for public intoxication under San Francisco Mayor Breed's plan to address drug use and drug dealing in the city.

Politically motivated move by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis suspected to be behind second plane of migrants arriving in Sacramento, causing outrage from California officials.

SFPD cordoned off the 400 block of Taylor Street between Geary and O'Farrell Streets on Sunday to respond to an armed standoff with a woman holding a knife in a room at the Hotel Spero.

David Breaux was a beloved, kind, and intelligent community figure in Davis, California, remembered for his commitment to understanding and promoting compassion. He was tragically killed by an apparent serial stabber in April of 2021.

U.S. Park Police report on the April 4 death of champion cyclist Ethan Boyes in the Presidio indicates the driver who struck and killed him may have been intoxicated. Investigation still ongoing.

SF Department of Emergency Management and the Mayor's Office have partnered to create a joint "command center" near Civic Center in order to actively combat open-air drug markets in the city.

Scammers generate "ghost student" applications to California colleges, as fraudsters use someone else's identity to pocket financial aid. Real students suffer the consequences.

Assemblymember Matt Haney's bill allowing Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes passes the California state Assembly with an overwhelming majority; San Francisco residents may not see many of them due to a potential dispensary moratorium.

Experience the upscale cuisine of Michelin-starred chefs David and Serena Chow Fisher at their new Japantown project with Hi Neighbor Hospitality Group.

In a historic moment for the Miss San Francisco pageant, 25-year-old Monroe Lace has been crowned the first trans Miss San Francisco in the co...

Elmer Rodriguez, leader of the MS-13 20th Street clique, has been convicted of racketeering conspiracy, two counts of murder in aid of racketeering, one count of attempted murder in aid of racketeering, and one count of use of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.

Experience the power of water as two of California's largest reservoirs, Lake Oroville and Lake Shasta, reach full capacity and put their newly renovated spillways to the test.

Founder and top executive of the San Francisco-founded group OneTaste have been indicted on charges of forced labor, sex trafficking, and other abuses.

Four suspects are on trial for the bizarre 2021 incident of vandalizing a former Santa Rosa police officer's home with pig's blood, allegedly sparked by testimony in the George Floyd trial.

Mayor London Breed recently faced criticism from San Francisco nightclub owners after she remarked at the 2023 Nightlife and Entertainment Summit that she couldn't name a good nightclub in the city.

Serial groper Bill Gene Hobbs was sentenced to prison for nine counts of sexual assault, false imprisonment, and other related offenses in San Francisco.

San Francisco Sheriff's Department to deploy Emergency Services Unit to crack down on drugs as part of Mayor London Breed's plan. Start of enforcement coincides with San Francisco Pride.

Discover the best new burgers in San Francisco with this list of the city's 5 new top picks from SFist.

SF law enforcement have arrested 58 people on drug-related charges since the start of Mayor Breed's much-ballyhooed public drug use crackdown in late May.

Experience North Beach's carb-filled culinary extravaganza at the San Francisco Pizza, Bagel & Beer Fest, featuring unlimited pizza, bagels, and beer!

Nine people were injured in a targeted shooting at a block party in San Francisco's Mission District near 24th Street and Treat Avenue. Victims were transported to local hospitals and are expected to survive.

Ted Kaczynski, aka the 'Unabomber' and former UC Berkeley professor, has died in prison at the age of 81. Discover more about his story with this article.

Details have emerged from the targeted mass shooting in San Francisco's Mission District, wherein nine people were injured. Suspect Javier Campos was identified and is connected to Sureño gang members.

Point of Infinity, a 69-foot stainless steel sundial by artist Hiroshi Sugimoto, now graces Yerba Buena Island. Enjoy its grand vista from San Francisco and beyond.

MacKenzie Chung Fegan, Bay Area native and Senior Editor at Bon Appetit, is the new Lead Restaurant Critic for The Chronicle. Join us to see what she adds to the restaurant scene in San Francisco.

Get ready for a raucous evening of beer-swilling revelry as Schroeder’s, the oldest German restaurant on the west coast, celebrates its 130th ...

The murder trial of Nima Momeni, the sole suspect in Bob Lee's April 4 killing in San Francisco, is uncovering a violent past, including a 2005 unsolved stabbing incident.

20-year-old Muhammed Abdullah has been arrested and charged with hate-crimes against a 40-year-old and 58-year-old in San Francisco’s Castro District, claiming that the LGBTQ community goes against God.

Three injured in shooting outside San Francisco's Balboa Park nightclub Stratos. Investigation underway.

Negotiations for the proposed Las Vegas stadium for the Oakland A's have failed, with the Nevada legislature unable to muster the votes to approve the deal.

MLB veteran Brandon Crawford earns a 0.00 career ERA after pitching an inning in the Giants 13-3 blowout win over the Cubs. He is the only shortstop in Major League history with this record.

Anchor Brewing Company takes cost-cutting measures with a cancellation of distributing outside California and no longer brewing its annual Anchor Christmas Ale.

SFPD continue the search for Javier Campos, an alleged Sureños gang member and person of interest in the San Francisco Mission District shooting that left nine people injured. Campos is also wanted in connection to an Oakland homicide.

Large metal planters installed on Harrison Street between 18th and 20th Streets aim to deter large encampments and unwelcome activity from returning in the area.

Trans rights activist and alleged biker gang "enforcer" Dana Rivers, convicted in the gruesome 2016 Oakland triple murder, launches a last-ditch effort to avoid a life sentence.

A's fans are taking a stand against the team's proposed move to Las Vegas with a "reverse boycott" at Tuesday night's game. Experience the energy of the Oakland Coliseum as fans demand baseball remain in Oakland.

Tragedy occurs in San Francisco's Tenderloin as a person is fatally shot near Powell Street BART - learn more about this incident and the latest statistics.

A man was hospitalized after being stabbed multiple times in North Beach on Monday night. 1 suspect has been taken into custody.

Murder suspect Nima Momeni's preliminary hearing has been delayed again in San Francisco Superior Court after the defense requested more time. Prosecutors believe Momeni may have been upset over an alleged romantic relationship between the victim and Momeni's sister.

A new study estimates that 28 million Americans have experienced some prolonged loss of taste or smell as a result of getting infected with COVID-19, and experts highlight the impact this can have on quality of life.

San Francisco approves a record $19.5 million settlement for Hotel Whitcomb due to damages incurred during the city's shelter-in-place program. The details behind this unprecedented settlement and its potential impact on the city's future reimbursements resulted in mixed reactions.

Tucker Carlson has teamed up with San Francisco Republican Party Chair Harmeet Dhillon to contest Fox News' demand that he cease and desist from his Twitter show.

SFPD uncovered a huge cache of weapons and drugs while searching the North Beach home of alleged gun suppliers, leading to two arrests.

The popular Century 9 Theater at the Westfield San Francisco Centre is permanently closing its doors after Thursday, June 15.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Sup. Dean Preston clash over Mayor Breed's Intoxication Detention Program, with Mayor Breed calling for cooperation and dialogue, instead of polarizing rhetoric, between the city and its constituents.

Startling, but moreover confusing details emerge about the undisclosed findings of skeletal remains on UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Campus, kept in the dark for two years.

Oakland A's fans joined forces for a "reverse boycott" rally, resulting in BART's second-highest ridership day since March 2020.

Berkeley-based concert promoter Another Planet Entertainment has proposed a series of free outdoor concerts in downtown San Francisco, starting in 2024 at Civic Center Plaza, Embarcadero Plaza, and Union Square.

Andrew Kuhaiki, a 37-year-old man, has been found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment after attacking the mother and sister of his girlfriend in Visitacion Valley, California. He faces up to eight years in prison with his sentencing scheduled for July 11, 2022.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed the nomination of P. Casey Pitts to fill a vacancy on the San Francisco federal bench, making him the city's first openly gay federal judge. Pitts brings a strong background in civil and labor rights and is part of Biden's diverse slate of judicial nominees.

With significant pain ahead for troubled downtown and Westfield mall areas, retail experts are now predicting recovery in San Francisco may be possible as soon as 2024.

The lone survivor of a horrific shooting in Half Moon Bay, Pedro Felix Romero Perez, speaks out for the first time about the tragedy and his experience of surviving the attack.

Travis Kalanick's CloudKitchens has leased the notorious Burger King at Market & Grove Streets in the Civic Center, replacing the space that had drawn many health complaints.

Suspected gang member Javier Campos has been arrested in connection to a shooting in San Francisco's Mission District that left nine injured, and has been linked to an Oakland homicide at a music video shoot that killed one.

Black bear spotted in Marin County front yard, as captured on security camera. WildCare director explains how to help keep bears away and protect homes.

Katsuo & Kombu offers delicious, freshly prepared udon noodles and other Japanese dishes made from housemade dashi, green onion, and other fresh ingredients. Now open in the Divisadero corridor of San Francisco.

Flour + Water Pizzeria begins accepting reservations on June 28 in San Francisco's North Beach, featuring pizzas, antipasti, salads, wine, beer, cocktails, and non-alcoholic options.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to relax zoning laws in Union Square and Downtown to encourage retailers and office tenants to fill vacancies. Improve commercial retail and create housing opportunities with the city's effort.

Two United Airlines employees have been charged with stealing copious amounts of marijuana from passengers' checked luggage at San Francisco International Airport. Find out more about the illegal cannabis racket.

The beloved Albany Twin theater, in operation for 88 years, has abruptly closed its doors due to inability to negotiate a new rental agreement. This is one of many casualties of the pandemic that has closed movie theaters across the Bay Area.

San Francisco General Hospital mistakenly contacts Brentwood family to inform them of their son's death from a shooting. Apologies issued for misidentification.

Cal Fire reports on the 103-acre Snell Fire near Pope Valley in Napa County, which has been 45% contained as of Saturday morning. Threats to structures and power lines remain.

Little Pitbull pup found wandering on Bay Bridge in San Francisco seeks loving owner. SF ACC asking for help to reunite pup with its family.

Sunset District resident Darron Price re-arrested for murder charge after his home exploded in February due to an alleged drug lab. Neighbors are suing the owners for damages.

Family of Palo Alto embark on sailboat voyage only to be attacked by a pod of orcas in the Gulf of Gibraltar, leaving them stranded and needing rescue.

Visit the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers and experience the smell (and sight!) of a rare Corpse flower, which is set to bloom in the next two weeks!

Shocking shootout near Fisherman's Warf in San Francisco leaves six individuals, including a 10-year-old child, injured.

San Francisco's housing market sees extremely low numbers of homes as mortgage lock-in effect persists. Prices remain very high as homeowners stay put.

Surveillance video shows a gunman involved in a shocking San Francisco shoot-out that left multiple people injured, sparking outrage from city officials.

Despite the wet winter, wildfires have already started in the Bay Area and beyond. Cal Fire is urging preparation for the season ahead.

Reddit faces $4.5M ransomware attack from ALPHV, threatening to leak 80GB of confidential data stored on its servers.

SF Police Chief Bill Scott recently revealed that of the 45 people arrested under the current Fentanyl crackdown, 95% are from outside of San Francisco.

San Francisco's spending on restaurants, travel, and entertainment hasn't returned to its pre-pandemic levels, and local businesses are struggling to make a full recovery.

Millennium Tower's $100M retrofit shows early success in reducing its infamous tilt, with preliminary results indicating a recovery of nearly one inch.

Ridership on San Francisco's 49-Van Ness and 22-Fillmore has skyrocketed beyond pre-pandemic levels.

SFPD vehicle careened into former Lucca Ravioli store on Valencia Street during pursuit, tragically injuring two bystanders.

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins refuses to prosecute any suspect in connection with the Father's Day gun battle that began near Pier 39 and continued for a mile down the Embarcadero.

'Pride In Gotham' is a campy, immersive theatrical party inside of the historic Hibernia Bank building. The crossover Pride-Batman themed event celebrates its last day today.

Halle Berry says her second act looks to be as meaningful as her first act, as the once actress moves into executive role at the Bay Area biotech firm.

San Francisco's Fire Chief expressed anger as self-driving taxis have gotten in the way of potentially life-saving services dozens of times.

SFPD has arrested 18-year-old Daveon Crawford of Sacramento for murder following a deadly shooting close to the Powell BART station.

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush reportedly ignored warnings from engineer Liz Taylor to not build Titan submersible with carbon fiber resulting in implosion and tragic loss of five lives.

Engineers are on edge as this year's epic storms raise concerns about the potential failure of the Oroville Dam, the tallest in the United States, located 150 miles northeast of San Francisco.

The Renegade 'People's March' is making its comeback today at Pride - promoting activism over capitalism and honoring the spirit of the original Pride movement.

BART grapples with budget issues and a low ridership rate, but also staffing difficulties. They are prioritizing train safety by providing police officers a 20% pay raise and increasing presence.

Four East Bay suspects were arrested in San Francisco after a daring LEGO store robbery in San Mateo.

The San Francisco Chronicle takes a look at the effects of the 'doom loop' narrative the paper itself helped to amplify, and its implications for local businesses.

An SFPD officer is facing disciplinary proceedings after reports of a questionable relationship with confidential informant, leading possible dismissal of many cases.

Kevin McDermott of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch suggests that the 'Doom Loop' story - which has been tied to San Francisco as the worst of the worst in national media - should actually be tied to St. Louis whose situation might be more dire.

Potrero Hill shooting victim survives by drives himself to the hospital, despite crashing into an SFPD vehicle on the way.

SF Police Commission is calling for a review of SFPD’s pursuit policy after two violent car crashes kill one and injure other innocent bystanders.

Two male suspects are in custody for a 10-day crime spree including attempted murder, armed robberies, and car theft in San Francisco.

Alameda County has taken steps to make it illegal just to watch a sideshow, with punishments with up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for being within 200 feet of such an event.

The 94,000-square-foot San Francisco Art Institute's iconic Chestnut Street campus is on the market, offering a unique investment opportunity for an organization looking to resurrect this storied institution or otherwise.

Vandals marked the former Stud with graffiti and trashed four cars on Pride Weekend. A dark turn for this yearly act of civil disobedience.

After over 70 years in business, popular HRD Coffee Shop is closing its doors amid questions of viability of remaining in business in Downtown neighborhoods of San Francisco.

Following early success of the program to tackle the fentanyl crisis in San Francisco, Governor Gavin Newsom is doubling the number of California Highway Patrol and National Guard officers deployed in an attempt to make a dramatic difference.

The San Francisco Mime Troupe's hard-hitting musical, Breakdown: A New Musical, powerfully tackles the issue of homelessness straight-on.

DA Jenkins's push to get low-level drug arrestees into treatment has yielded no court appearances in 10 months, raising questions about the effectiveness of her program.

SFPD has arrested one offender and are on the lookout for the remaining group of juveniles implicated in 11 robberies in Noe Valley and NoPa.

New pickleball courts opening July 11 at the Palace of Fine Arts! 64 courts in San Francisco, with 17 dedicated pickleball courts and 50 tennis courts accommodating pickleball. Classes and clinics available from DinkSF.

San Francisco breaks ground on beautiful 160-unit affordable housing complex at the site of the former Haight Street McDonald's.

San Francisco's Sheriff's Deputy, George Dowens, moonlights as drag queen WooWoo Monroe—a prominent Bay Area figure advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Quince restaurant team transformed the Cookhouse in North Beach into Offcina private salon, event space, and a test kitchen.

Redditors post video of Muni passengers seemingly unloading from the bus in the middle of an intersection because a self-driving car decided to stop right there, for some reason.

A cannabis dispensary chain, Element 7, hit a wall in its attempt to set up shop in the former Saint Paulus Lutheran Church, as the SF Planning Commission slammed the brakes over accusations of violating retail formula rules.

The husband-wife team that propelled a Bernal Heights restaurant to Michelin-'Stardom' is moving on to a new project in Japantown.

Following a hit-and-run accident in the Richmond District, a man ended up in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after he allegedly shot himself while fleeing the scene.

Emergency services in San Francisco showcased life-saving skills in a daring rescue operation at Marshall's Beach, a stone's throw away from the Golden Gate Bridge.

In a recent string of frightful events, the city saw several women robbed near Alamo Square, echoing the past robberies in Noe Valley, though ...

In a vibrant celebration fitting for the Fourth of July and Sutro's 50th anniversary, the City's sky will be bathed in red, white and blue lasers. Non-profit organization Illuminate the Arts is coordinating the illuminating spectacle as part of their "Summer of Awe."

The Ruby Princess cruise ship, which was involved in previous COVID outbreaks and quarantines, has now had an crashed into Pier 27 in San Francisco.

The illegal fireworks display in San Francisco's Mission District descended into chaos on July 4th, resulting in a late-night police skirmish with riot gear.

Allison Mack, a former recruiter and follower of the NXIVM cult, is released from prison one year early, leaving behind a wake of victimization.

Developer proposes massive 50-story tower in SF's Outer Sunset, despite neighborhood opposition and possible violations of zoning laws.

San Francisco Chief Economist Ted Egan debunks 'doom loop' talk and reveals SF consumer spending is nearing pre-pandemic levels.

A summer power outage in Oakland quickly escalated into a complete breakdown of the city's 911 call center. With an aging battery backup and malfunctioning equipment, calls were rerouted to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office until the system can be fixed

Whether they're pranksters or protesters, citizens say they are stopping automated vehicles by placing cones on the hood of the car. Waymo & Cruise threaten legal remedy.

A tournament that serves not only as a competition, but to celebrate the successes of formerly homeless individuals, in general kicks off in Sacramento, after a hiatus since 2019.

East Bay gun injuries have spiked by an alarming 180%, and our Congressional Representatives are calling for a Federal investigation.

The doctor accused of deliberately driving his Tesla off cliff requests mental health diversion, sparking controversy and seeking case dismissal.

Outrage over the SFPD's mass-arrest of 113 participants at the Dolores Park Hill Bomb event, 81 of whom were minors, has sparked a debate on the appropriate use of force in San Francisco.

Gallery owner, Shannon Collier Gwin, sentenced to 35 hours community service for spraying homeless woman in viral video incident.

Many were on high-alert last week at a Lake Tahoe hotel as an intruder invaded rooms at a local resort, targeting women's feet.

San Francisco's drug market dominated by Honduran dealers, profits fueling a housing boom in their poverty-stricken homeland.

Mayor London Breed recently revealed that the San Francisco Police Department has seized over 9.5 kilograms of fentanyl in relation to drug-dealing arrests, prompting the city to take a multi-faceted approach to combat the crisis.

A TikTok video that unveils a comedically lackluster conversion of an office space into a costly Bay Area condo generates a thousands of responses and raises serious questions about the state of our housing market.

Masked vigilante 'Boots' arrested in SF for brandishing fake gun while attempting to deter car break-in culprits.

In yet another troubling display of highway violence, a woman found herself a gunshot victim while driving on 101 Southbound.

San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood was the stage of a fatal shooting on July 4th. A teen suspect from Oakland has since been arrested.

SFist, our sister news and lifestyle publication for the Bay Area, released its 2023 list of the top frozen cocktails in San Francisco in time for SF's 3 days of actual summer.

The SFPD has made arrests in a carjacking incident in the Castro district which included a crash down the Sanchez Street steps.

California's homelessness crisis has hit its peak, with cities Oakland and Los Angeles claiming the highest rates in the state.

A dog in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood was successfully treated for an opioid overdose with Narcan.

Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association is accusing the city of ignoring their warnings about homeless campfires in the area.

Experience some of San Francisco's best food alongside amazing live music at this year's Outside Lands music festival!

Outside Lands 2023 kicked off in style with a literal smash at the SOMA tent, plus a powerful set from Kendrick Lamar and a sexy performance from Janelle Monae.

SFPD apprehended the driver of an SUV that smashed into a family while walking in the vicinity of Caltrain and Oracle Park, tragically resulting in the death of a four-year-old girl.

A teenager led authorities on an over six-hour cross-bay pursuit starting out in Contra Costa County that resulted in a dramatic Richmond standoff before finally surrendering.

San Francisco police responded to reports of an armed individual early Sunday morning and successfully apprehended the suspect after a tense standoff.

The Curry family and their Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation have launched a $50 million fundraising campaign to help the Oakland Unified School District improve its playgrounds, provide millions of free meals to kids, and distribute free books.

At the time, San Francisco police advised people to avoid the area around Essex and Folsom streets due to an ongoing standoff with a knife-wielding suspect.

Kaiser Permanente has settled for $49 million with state prosecutors regarding allegations of improper disposal of patient records, hazardous materials, and medical waste.

Another Planet Entertainment gains key approval for additional Golden Gate Park concerts and free downtown SF shows starting 2024.

Captain Logan Walker vows to remove his beached sailboat from Stinson Beach after facing a federal court, sparking controversy and a crowdfunding campaign.

After much reporting on how San Francisco commercial spaces all doomed, Japanese bowling, karaoke, & arcade chain Round1 snaps up Nordstrom at the Stonestown Galleria.

In the wake of aggressive national reporting about the SF-exodus, the Census Bureau now rectifies a sizable error, adding 300,000 to the SF Bay Area's population.

SF approves another weekend of concerts by Another Planet Entertainment following Outside Lands in August 2024, promising an additional boost to the city's economy.