SF's Favorite Neighborhood Boba Chain Is Quietly Setting Up Shop at Fisherman's Wharf — No Opening Date Yet
San Francisco's most-ubiquitous boba chain has quietly colonized a storefront at the newly reviving Anchorage Square in Fisherman's Wharf — windows fully wrapped, QR codes deployed, doors still locked. Little Sweet's tenth SF location looks ready. The opening date is anyone's guess.
Grocery Outlet Is Actually, Finally, Genuinely Under Construction at the Old North Beach Safeway — We Have Photos
North Beach has been without a full-service grocery store since May 2023. Construction photos from inside Northpoint Centre suggest the wait is almost over — though the Q1 2026 opening window has already come and gone.
Petaluma Teen’s Truckee River Dip Turns Deadly in Ice-Cold Rush
A 19-year-old Petaluma man died after entering the frigid Truckee River near Floriston; search crews later recovered his body. Authorities warn of cold-water danger during snowmelt.
San Ramon Rolex Raider Gets Two Years In $1.1 Million Jewelry Heist
A San Ramon man was sentenced to two years in federal prison for his role in the $1.1M Heller Jewelers smash‑and‑grab; investigators used a GPS‑tagged Rolex and phone records.
Solo Flight Ends In Tragedy As Plane Crashes In Tahoe Wilderness Near Alpine Meadows
A pilot was killed when a Beechcraft A36 Bonanza crashed Sunday in the Granite Chief Wilderness near Alpine Meadows. Rescue teams reached the remote wreckage after an aerial search and an Apple crash alert narrowed the area.
Schiff, Curtis Go To War Over ‘Death Bets’ In DC Gambling Crackdown
A bipartisan Senate bill would bar CFTC‑regulated prediction exchanges from listing sports and casino‑style contracts, setting up a federal‑vs‑state showdown. Sponsors point to ethics and tribal concerns; regulators and platforms are already fighting in court.












