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.

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

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

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.

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 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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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."

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