A 12-seat kappo counter from Omakase Restaurant Group is coming to Stanford Shopping Center, offering a nine-course Japanese–Californian tasting menu.

Former ABS Seafood, Inc. CFO Antonietta Nguyen was sentenced to 36 months for embezzling $9 million, committing wire fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion from 2015 to 2020.

A three-vehicle crash at Broderick and Lombard sent two people to hospital and closed Broderick while DBI inspected a building. Crews kept the area shut during the morning commute.

A person was struck and killed on the I‑80 Travis Boulevard overpass in Fairfield early Tuesday. Police arrested a 35‑year‑old local on suspicion of DUI.

SFPD investigates the death of an infant with severe injuries who passed away in November, and urges the public to assist in the ongoing homicide investigation.

That massive white blimp drifting past Alcatraz yesterday wasn't advertising anything—it's Google co-founder Sergey Brin's latest attempt to revolutionize disaster relief with a 400-foot electric airship. Hoodline staff caught the behemoth tracing a deliberate path from the Golden Gate to the Bay Bridge, part of expanded test flights that have Silicon Valley asking whether this floating giant might actually deliver on its humanitarian promises.

A crash on US‑101 at Lombard and Broderick snarled Tuesday morning traffic in San Francisco. Officials told drivers to expect delays and check 511.org for live updates.

Families and teachers at James Denman say SFUSD pledged Algebra 1 for all eighth graders by 2026‑27, but many schools still offer only online or summer options.

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 weather to dry up Tuesday afternoon, with cool temperatures and potential valley fog overnight; another rain system expected late Wednesday through Thursday.

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.

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.

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.