This Bay Area EDM star is launching a 10th anniversary tour at the Cow...
Gryffin, the San Jose native behind a decade of electronic dance music hits, launches his 10th anniversary tour at the Cow Palace in Daly City.
San Francisco streets are seeing more bodies as a deadly drug stronger than fentanyl...
ISO is a synthetic opioid undetectable in common fentanyl tests, which drastically increases the risk of fatal overdoses in San Francisco. Experts warn that this substance, also known as isotonitazene, does not respond to naloxone, complicating emergency rescues and fueling a crisis. The spread of this drug through the
S.F. Overpaid CEO Act fails, a big setback for unions at City Hall
Proposition D was rejected by 53.6% of voters as of the latest tally Monday.
The Old Cal Shakes Stage in Orinda is Finally Back, With New 15-Year Tenant
ORINDA, CALIFORNIA – After a too-long wait, performers will once again tread the boards of Cal Shakes’ former theater in Orinda. The former Cal Shakes amphitheater in the Orinda hills has officially reopened under a new name: Siesta Valley Bowl. The venue, long known as Bruns Amphitheater and remembered by generations
United flight from San Francisco to Chicago returns after mechanical issue
The Chicago-bound Airbus A321neo landed safely back in San Francisco, and passengers were placed on another aircraft, United said.
Monday Morning Headlines: 17-Year-Old Killed In SF Crash Had Just Graduated
The 17-year-old boy who was killed on May 30 when the car he was in flew off a freeway overpass in San Francisco has been identified as Lenin Homer Silva. Silva's parents say he was a "gentle giant" with plans to play soccer in college, and he had just graduated from Hillsdale High in San Mateo two days earlier. [ABC 7
Pedestrian killed by driver in S.F. identified as longtime postal worker
Cheryl D. Coleman, 61, served with USPS for 27 years before she was killed in a San Francisco pedestrian crash.
PG&E warns of possible Bay Area power shutoffs as fire weather builds
PG&E has listed an elevated risk of public safety power shutoffs in parts of Northern California from Wednesday through Friday as gusty, dry offshore winds raise wildfire concerns.
Berkeley thrift shop blames city for closure
After just a year in business, ThriftyCat, the secondhand shop on Martin Luther King Jr. Way, has closed. The reason for the closure centers around the small parking lot outside the shop, which owner Bryce Kalousek-Maritano wanted to use for both retail and storage. According to Kalousek-Maritano, before signing a...
The California Delta Community Drawing Bay Area Homebuyers to the Water
Bay Area residents understand the value of open space, fresh air, and the particular quiet that only comes when the city recedes and nature takes its place. It is no surprise, then, that a private waterfront enclave on the California Delta is drawing homebuyers who are ready for a different kind of life, one where the
