Driverless Zoox Pods Hit SoMa Streets, SF Locals Score Free Rides
Amazon-owned Zoox is inviting waitlisted San Franciscans to ride its steering-wheel-free robotaxis for free in SoMa, the Mission and the Design District as it scales. The early-rider program will be phased while regulators and the company evaluate operations.
Bay Area to See Brief Dry Spell Tuesday Afternoon Before New Rain System Arrives, Says NWS San Francisco
Bay Area weather to dry up Tuesday afternoon, with cool temperatures and potential valley fog overnight; another rain system expected late Wednesday through Thursday.
After Ponzi Past & Foreclosure, Hickeys Still Push 'Delusional' Sloat High-Rise
The Hickeys lost the Sloat site in foreclosure—but they’re still pushing a towering new plan. Their latest high-rise bid is drawing fresh scrutiny and fresh disbelief.
Cloudflare Says 'Fix Implemented'; What Is Cloudflare & How It Broke the Internet
We tried to check our own website this morning and got an error message, joining millions of users locked out when the company protecting a fifth of the internet went dark. Whether you can read this right now depends on where you're sitting—a fitting introduction to the fragile infrastructure holding the digital world together.
SF Mega-Landlord Mosser on the Ropes as 428 Units Land in Court's Grip
Lenders have moved to place 14 Mosser-owned San Francisco buildings into receivership, putting 428 apartments at risk as trustee‑sale dates approach. Court filings show auctions and major unpaid loans.
San Jose's Shiny New SoFA Tower Spirals into Bankruptcy Brawl
Suffolk Construction filed an involuntary Chapter 7 petition against the owner of The Fay after alleging millions in unpaid bills; the move complicates a pending foreclosure. Court records and industry reports show parallel legal and lender actions are now converging on the downtown tower.
Joseph Emerson Embraces Freedom After Close Call with Catastrophe
An Alaska Airlines pilot who disrupted a flight in 2023 was released with a time-served sentence and supervised release after a judge considered his progress and mental health advocacy work.
Port of Oakland Reports Slight Increase in Container Movement, Signaling Steady Trade Amid Global Economic Shifts
The Port of Oakland reported increased cargo flow in October, with a small rise in twenty-foot equivalent units moved, indicating stability despite the ongoing challenges in the global shipping industry.
Sonoma Valley Residents Relieved as Two Suspects Arrested in Mail and Package Theft Spree
Sonoma Valley residents face ongoing mail and package thefts; two suspects arrested after an investigation involving local law enforcement and community surveillance footage.
Brentwood Police Seize Illegal AR-Style Pistol During Routine Traffic Stop, Pittsburg Man Charged
Brentwood police seized an illegal AR-style pistol during a routine traffic stop, leading to the arrest of Jason Ramirez on gun-related charges. The incident highlights efforts to combat gun violence and the issue with untraceable "ghost guns."
San Francisco Medical Examiner Seeks Public Help to Identify Unidentified Deceased Man Found on 10th Street
San Francisco OCME seeks help identifying a deceased white man with red hair and freckles found at 131 10th Street; traditional identification methods failed.












