A 10-acre hilltop estate once eyed by Clint Eastwood himself is now Tehama's priciest listing ever, complete with a cold plunge and 1,200-bottle wine cellar.

SFFD crews rushed to the crash on a Potrero Hill corridor already flagged as one of San Francisco's most dangerous for traffic collisions.

Double Decker Lanes hosted strikes, a drag performance and a Bricoleur Vineyards banquet as Sonoma County launched its first LGBTQ+ bowling tournament.

Stanford says it would be “honored” to host the justice after he cited a 2023 shout-down at the law school as proof conservatives aren't welcome.

After 20 years in the Castro, men's clothing store Entour (2319 Market Street) has announced that it will close at the end of September.

The Downtown Library shelter turned away 45 people in one month last winter. The city council votes next week on a fix.

One stop near Alum Rock Avenue turned up four hidden guns, including a stolen weapon and illegal conversion parts.

Bruce Shimizu’s Shimizu Sake Company opens its Windsor tasting bar in September, pouring daiginjo sake rooted in a family history spanning Fountaingrove Winery to wartime incarceration.

Gregory Morton was tracked to Oakland and arrested in the March killing of Tertron Johnson, 24 — then released within 48 hours.

Retired trial lawyer Maja Kristin surprised every teacher in the San Anselmo and Fairfax district with a check, calling local school funding an injustice.

Canopy will fill all three floors of 102 Montgomery St., vacant since the 1970s, with bridge views and a members-only café.

An 18-year-old and 21-year-old were shot multiple times on Filbert Street early Monday. Police say the shooters fled before they arrived.

The $20 million plan follows a 2017 crosswalk death and years of merchant pushback along the corridor.