Pasta Supply Co.'s crowdfunding campaign for its 919 Cole St. shop is racing past its $400,000 goal, one box of pasta at a time.

The 10-year deal funds roughly five new engines a year, replacing rigs that have been breaking down for decades.

The Birmingham software firm's shares rebounded 4% as Lithia backed the £4.48-a-share cash deal.

A magistrate judge dismissed Dominik Calhoun's antitrust case against CIF for a second time, freezing transfer-rule reform talks statewide.

App-filed 311 drug reports keep getting closed with no follow-up, leaving San Francisco residents stuck calling police lines with hour-plus waits.

San Francisco lost the raw job-count race to New York for the first time in 13 years, but AI hiring here is outpacing the whole country.

Charlie Rose will moderate the pair at San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre this fall, though venue promos disagree on the exact date.

Tiny Dances brings a one-hour, narrator-guided Swan Lake to the Palace of Fine Arts this November, with a sensory-friendly show built in.

A motorcyclist died just after 6 a.m. near University Avenue, and CHP kept two southbound lanes closed for hours.

Golden State's win streak ended at six, but the Valkyries still clinched a playoff berth and remain 0-9 all-time against Minnesota.

No injuries were reported near Gateway High School, but the arrest reopens fears in a neighborhood still grieving 15-year-old Jayda Mabrey.

The council's 4-1 vote adds workforce housing exceptions downtown, but a disputed church-owned lot remains on the books for now.

The Great American Music Hall hosts a five-act lineup spanning blues, jazz and hip-hop for the School of the Getdown's fifth annual festival.