Mark Zuckerberg Sues Mark Zuckerberg Because He Can't Be 'Mark Zuckerberg' on Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg because he can't use the name "Mark Zuckerberg" on Facebook. To clarify: that's bankruptcy attorney Mark Steven Zuckerberg of Indianapolis filing the suit.
San Francisco Unveils Plans for New Public Plaza in Fisherman's Wharf Revitalization Effort
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a project to revitalize Fisherman's Wharf, including a new public plaza, aiming to boost tourism and enhance the area's historic appeal.
FDA Issues Alert for H5N1 Contamination in RAWR Raw Cat Food, Company Disputes Handling of Information
The FDA has notified of H5N1 contamination in RAWR Raw Cat Food, linking it to a deceased cat. RAWR disputes the FDA's handling and has recalled affected lots, advising customers to cook the food to 165°F or opt for refunds/exchanges.
Officer-Involved Shooting on Hwy 101 Near Cesar Chavez St in San Francisco, Man Hospitalized, Investigations Underway
An officer-involved shooting occurred on Hwy 101 in San Francisco after a man with an edged weapon was engaged by SFPD and deputies, prompting multiple investigations.
San Francisco City Attorney Secures Transparency Settlement with U.S. News & World Report on Hospital Rankings
U.S. News & World Report settled with San Francisco, agreeing to disclose financial ties with ranked hospitals, following a city investigation into undisclosed payments influencing rankings.
San Francisco Bay Area Braces for Unseasonably Cool and Moist Weather Shift
The Bay Area's weather is cooling this weekend with a winter-like airmass expected, bringing heavy drizzle and lowering temperatures, as forecasted by NWS San Francisco.
Man Fatally Shot in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, SFPD Seeks Witnesses
The SFPD is investigating a fatal shooting in the Tenderloin district, where a man died despite medical aid after being shot early on September 3. No arrests have been made.
Esa-Pekka Salonen Shifts from SF Symphony to New Creative Challenges with LA Phil and Philharmonie de Paris
Esa-Pekka Salonen, after his tenure with the SF Symphony, is taking on roles with the LA Philharmonic as Creative Director and with the Philharmonie de Paris as Creativity and Innovation Chair and Principal Conductor.
Airwallex Acquires San Francisco-Based OpenPay to Enhance Billing Services, Eyeing Competition with Stripe and Recurly
Airwallex acquired OpenPay, a billing platform, enhancing their billing services and competing with firms like Stripe Billing. The move promises innovation with AI tools and global payment optimization for subscription-based businesses.
Bay Area Welcomes Week of Gradual Cooling, Sunny Inland Skies with Persistent Coastal Fog
Bay Area cooling trend continues, with stratus clouds affecting coastal and North Bay valleys, promises sunny skies inland and slightly cooler temperatures.












