Nob Hill Morning Chaos as Lexus Slams Into SFPD Officers
Three pedestrians, including at least two S.F. police officers, were struck at California and Hyde; one was pinned under a Lexus and extricated. Investigators have not yet released a cause.
Rinconada Park Rocked By Racist Graffiti As Palo Alto Cops Launch Hate Crime Probe
Racist slurs and swastikas were spray‑painted at Rinconada Park; Palo Alto police have opened a hate‑crime probe and are canvassing for tips and footage.
Fairfield Amtrak Stabbing Suspect Sent To State Psych Hospital
A Solano County judge has ordered the man accused in a 2024 Amtrak stabbing committed to a state psychiatric hospital while his case is paused. The decision follows a finding that he is incompetent to stand trial.
Facebook, Instagram Crater During Morning Rush, Bay Area Businesses Left in the Lurch
Friday morning outages knocked Facebook and Instagram offline for many users, with Downdetector showing six‑figure reports and Meta’s status page flagging Ads Manager problems.
‘Buy A Mirror’: UCLA’s AI Crackdown Has Students Lawyered Up
Students at UCLA and other UC campuses report invasive proctoring — mirrors, monitored desks and oral exams — while false AI‑cheating accusations rise. Experts urge assessment reform.
Deadly I-280 Overpass Plunge Stuns San Francisco’s Mariposa Corridor
A car fell from the southbound I-280 overpass near Mariposa Street after midnight, killing one person and sending at least four to hospitals. The ramps were closed for hours as crews investigated.
Waymo Robotaxis Turn San Francisco Bike Lanes Into Drop-Off Zones
Photos and videos show Waymo robotaxis stopping in San Francisco bike lanes, prompting safety concerns from cyclists and a pending lawsuit. New July 1 rules will let police cite autonomous‑vehicle operators.












