California Truckers Fume Over $165 Million Tesla Semi Sweetheart Deal
California earmarked about $165 million in clean‑truck vouchers for Tesla’s Semi, prompting critics to warn that public funding may be favoring a single maker.
Teachers Strike Shuts SF Schools, Forcing 48,000 Students Out of Class for First Time Since 1979
San Francisco teachers are set to walk picket lines after negotiations collapsed, triggering the city’s first school strike in nearly half a century. With schools slated to close and no deal in hand, families are scrambling to prepare.
SF Legal Blitz: Bonta Targets 3D Ghost Gun Players
California Attorney General Rob Bonta sued two groups Feb. 6, 2026, accusing them of distributing 3‑D‑printed ghost‑gun blueprints and conversion devices. The civil case was filed in San Francisco Superior Court and seeks to stop online distribution of the files.
Pacific Heights Trophy Herbst Manor Finally Finds A Buyer
Herbst Manor, the storied Pacific Heights Georgian at 2800 Pacific Ave, is under contract after relisting at $10.99M. The 8,000+ sq ft home has returned to pending status after years on and off the market.
San Bruno Blaze Guts Crestmoor Home, Shuts Down Rosewood Drive
A house on Rosewood Drive in San Bruno was gutted by a Friday fire; police and fire crews responded and the city urged people to avoid the area. Authorities have not yet confirmed a cause or injuries.
SF Star Chef Dominique Crenn Brings Dior Dining Glam To Rodeo Drive
Dominique Crenn’s Monsieur Dior pairs couture‑inspired plates with a lounge of two‑piece bar bites atop Dior’s Rodeo Drive flagship. The menu lets Bay Area diners sample Crenn’s pastry and truffle work without a full tasting ticket.
Waymo Unleashes DeepMind Genie 3 To Toughen Up SF Robotaxis
Waymo says it built a Genie 3–backed 'World Model' to generate camera and lidar simulations for rare‑event training, a move the company says will speed its robotaxi expansion.
Mountain View Charity Walks Away From Feds Over Immigration Rules
Community Services Agency says it will skip CDBG money rather than verify immigration status or limit referrals, a move that puts senior meals and other services at risk. Leaders will press local partners and donors to fill the gap.












