Tiny SF AI Upstart Wins Court Block on OpenAI 'IO' Name Grab
A Ninth Circuit panel in San Francisco upheld a TRO blocking OpenAI and Jony Ive from using 'io' to market hardware similar to startup iyO's voice‑only computer.
Sunny Outlook Prevails in San Francisco as Dry Spell Continues, Fog Affects SFO Morning Flights
San Francisco is experiencing a series of sunny days with morning fog. SFO may see visibility drop due to fog, with a light north-northeast wind. A high-pressure system is causing a dry spell, expected to continue for over 17 days.
Beloved Napa Cheese Counter Cut From Oxbow Market Menu
Oxbow Cheese & Wine Merchant will leave Oxbow Public Market on Dec. 31, 2025. Owner Peter Granoff says he’ll refocus on the Ferry Building and a new cheese concept next spring.
Beloved Antioch Staple Mac's Old House Sold, Set for Gutted Makeover and 2026 Comeback
Mac’s Old House has been bought by local investors and is expected to reopen in June 2026 after a major renovation that will keep the original menu and ambiance.
Suspected Murder at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital: Patient Detained After Fatal Attack on Social Worker
A UCSF social worker was fatally injured by a patient at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. The suspect is in custody and may face upgraded charges following the victim's death.
Bay Area Welcomes Mild Weather Boost, Tule Fog Challenges North and East Bay Visibility
The Bay Area forecast indicates mild weather with a rise in temperatures. Tule fog is affecting visibility in some areas. No precipitation is expected soon, and maritime conditions are generally stable.
Berkeley Teen Stabbed in Face With Pen Outside Berkeley High, Local Man Charged
Alameda County charged a man after a 14-year-old Berkeley High student was stabbed in the face with a pen near MLK Jr. Way; the suspect is in custody at Santa Rita Jail.
San Jose Widow Says Facebook ‘Romeo’ Suckered Her in Nearly $1M Crypto Scam
A San Jose widow says she wired about $972,000 to an online suitor who promised crypto gains; ChatGPT later warned her it was a scam. The case highlights romance-to-crypto fraud tactics.
S.F.'s New Sophie Maxwell Pads Throw Lifeline to City's Squeezed Middle
San Francisco cut the ribbon on the Sophie Maxwell Building, a 105‑unit workforce housing project at the Potrero Power Station. Officials say its financing could be a model for middle‑income housing.












