Disgruntled San Francisco Engineer Sentenced to Two Years for Damaging Ex-Employer's Bank Network
A disgruntled former cloud engineer was sentenced to two years in prison for conducting a cyberattack against his former employer's network, causing over $220,000 in damages.
BART Fare Hike to Coincide With Expanded Discounts for Low-Income Riders in Bay Area
BART riders face a 5.5% fare increase starting January 1, but low-income commuters will get doubled discounts via the Clipper START program. There are plans for new fare gates in 2024 to tackle fare evasion.
San Francisco Sex Worker Charged with Second-Degree Murder, Claims Self-Defense in Presidio Fatal Shooting
A San Francisco sex worker is charged with second-degree murder, claiming self-defense after a dispute over a sexual encounter's payment. The victim was found dead at Crissy Field, with surveillance implicating the accused.
San Francisco Tech Worker Murder, Boyfriend Scott Fisher Charged with Domestic Violence Homicide
Scott Fisher is charged with the murder of his girlfriend Kimberly Wong, a San Francisco tech worker, in what is the city's first domestic violence-related homicide of the year.
Abandoned San Francisco Condos at 1554 Market Street Poised for Transformation into Rentals
Investor Steven Hong plans to convert vacant condos at 1554 Market Street in San Francisco into rentals, following a scandal involving the previous owner.
EPA Fines Two Trucking Companies for Violating California Air Pollution Rules
EPA fined Capurro Trucking and Republic Services for breaching California air pollution regulations, emphasizing the need for adherence to CARB Truck and Bus Regulation for cleaner air.
VIDEO: 100 Firefighters Battle Early Morning Three-Alarm Inferno in SF's NoPa, Two Injured and Several Displaced
A three-alarm fire on San Francisco's Masonic Avenue injured two and displaced seven, as firefighters contained the blaze that affected multiple buildings.












