San Francisco TikToker Blames Men for Gun Violence: ‘This Isn’t Talked About Enough’
Usually, when the topic of gun violence comes up, the conversation circles around laws, whether that means stricter background checks, raising the age limit, or even banning certain firearms. However, one San Francisco woman said that framing misses the point. In her view, the issue isn’t just access to guns but the...
Two Severely Injured In Morning Crash At 24/680 Interchange Sunday
Two people suffered critical injuries in a single car crash on southbound I680 just north of Highway 24 in Walnut Creek early Sunday morning, the vehicle catching fire after crossing several lanes and colliding with the center divide. A woman and child were transported to local hospitals for treatment of...
Niles Antique Faire in Fremont draws large crowds as event sells out vendor booths
For many, the end of August signals the beginning of Fall, but in Fremont, it's the beginning of a treasure hunt. The annual Niles Antique Faire, held on the last Sunday in August, draws thousands of people to browse and buy, and maybe pick up a few memories along the way.
Oakland mother pushes to end federal oversight of police department
One Oakland mother has launched a petition asking the judge to end federal monitoring so the department can regain its independence.
S.F. stabbing victim says she’s lucky to be alive
Police responded to the attack Saturday afternoon in the lobby of a supportive housing building near Civic Center.
Surveillance video shows women abandoning crate of cats at Antioch shelter after hours
Antioch Animal Services is looking for two women who abandoned a crate full of cats in front of the shelter.
Eighth graders enjoy tech-free outdoor education trip to Yosemite
Earlier this summer, 37 eighth grade students capped off their time at Piedmont Middle School with a parent-led trip to Yosemite National Park organized by Judy Lin and Michelle Abernathy. Lin is the chief operating officer of NatureBridge, a non-profit that runs outdoor schools in national parks. Abernathy is a...
New Upscale Billiards Lounge, With Cocktails, Debuts In the Mission District
A new upscale billiards lounge with a cocktail bar has just opened on Mission Street, in the space that was formerly home to ECHO nightclub. The Hall, which aims to "fill a unique gap in SF's nightlife" by offering a high-end billiards experience with food and cocktails, opened last weekend at 2565 Mission Street,...
The Blotter | Gun reportedly pulled on man on Kingston Ave.
A man pulled a gun on another person when the latter was trying to get his motorcycle, according to a report to the Piedmont Police Department. The incident happened Aug. 18 at 2:41 p.m. on Kingston Avenue, according to the police log. The victim was uncooperative, according to Piedmont Police Commander Brandi...
Burning Man is for the olds. Just ask the AI kids
By Kevin Truong and Rya JethaAdditional reporting by Jillian D’OnfroPublished Aug. 30, 2025 • 6:00am. Think of your typical 39-year-old man. He’s cranky, cynical, and wakes with an occasional crick in his neck. He likes Green Day’s early work, and his favorite film is “Pulp Fiction.” He doesn’t know what a...