SF Housing Market Dips with 20% of Sellers Bearing Losses, Outpacing National Average
Nearly 20% of San Francisco home sellers are incurring losses, with a notable average loss of $155,500, contrasting with only 4% of sellers nationwide facing losses.
San Francisco's Masjid Al-Tawheed Vandalized Twice During Holy Month of Ramadan, SFPD Seeks Information
The Masjid Al-Tawheed in San Francisco has suffered vandalism twice during Ramadan, with the suspect recorded on camera. Authorities and the community, including CAIR-SFBA, are responding to this and rising Islamophobia.
Aerosmith to Play Chase Center and SAP Center Amidst Legal Drama on Farewell Tour in San Francisco and San Jose
Aerosmith resumes their Peace Out farewell tour in the Bay Area after a hiatus due to Steven Tyler's vocal injury. They're scheduled to perform in San Francisco and San Jose with ticket sales starting April 12.
California Faces Criticism for $24 Billion Homelessness Spend with Little Results, Audit Reveals Lack of Efficacy Tracking
An audit reveals California spent $24 billion on homelessness without adequate tracking of outcomes, despite rising homelessness rates. Some programs show success, but overall efficacy is questioned.
Grindstone Indian Rancheria Strikes Settlement with EPA to Upgrade Water Safety in Northern California
The EPA and DOJ settled with a Northern California tribe to improve water safety, addressing issues like water treatment and requiring the tribe to pay a penalty.
Caltrain Teams Up with Balfour Beatty and PG&E for Electrification Project, Full-Speed Tests Underway in San Francisco-San Jose Corridor
Caltrain is testing electric trains along its San Francisco to San Jose corridor after completing the electrification of the line, with full service expected in fall 2024.
San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins Charges Suspect Anell Medrano with Hate Crime
San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins charges Anell Medrano with hate crime and assault post an alleged racially motivated attack. Medrano, pleading not guilty, is held on $50k bail pending an April 15 hearing.
Notorious San Francisco Gang Members Sentenced to Prison for Mission District Cold-Case Murders
Six gang members were sentenced to 11-32 years for roles in San Francisco gang-related cold-case murders; they pled guilty and will have supervised release post-sentencing.












