Man Charged with Arson After Fire at San Francisco Hillel Building, Bail Denied Due...
San Francisco's District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced the arrest of 36-year-old Mitchell Hoyt, who has been charged in relation to an arson that damaged the San Francisco Hillel building. As reported by the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, Hoyt was arraigned yesterday afternoon at the Hall of Justice....
California, Oregon, and Washington Could Face a High-Impact Pacific Storm as Models Signal Dangerous...
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA — Weather models are increasingly converging on a potentially high-impact Pacific storm that could affect large portions of California, Oregon, and Washington between December 23 and December 24, just ahead of Christmas Eve. Forecasters say confidence is growing as multiple model runs now...
California flash floods turn deadly as ‘supercharged’ storm to unleash Christmas chaos
At least one person is dead as dangerous sequence of storms sweeps through Northern California and the Sierra Nevada Mountains, bringing flash floods
San Francisco Recovery Slumps as the Future of Its Downtown Mall Hangs in Limbo
Shoppers are sipping hot cocoa in Union Square. Tourists are lining up at the cable car turnaround on Powell Street. Crime rates have plummeted. The vibes are good, and it’s almost as if San Francisco’s downtown is back. Just don’t look too closely at the data, or the nearly vacant mall down on Market Street.
Bay Area storm will bring days of dangerous weather. Here’s a timeline of impacts
Two rounds of rain and strong winds are expected this week. Here’s a precise timeline of when the most dangerous conditions are set to arrive.
This Unassuming San Francisco Restaurant Served The First Ever Dim Sum In America
Hidden in a quiet Chinatown alley, a long-running San Francisco restaurant has quietly shaped how Americans experience a beloved Chinese dining tradition.
It’s time to kick PG&E out of the city. In fact, it’s long, long...
We learned at least two things from this weekend’s (ongoing) blackout: PG&E can’t be trusted to provide reliable service to this city—and new technologies like Waymo are not ready for emergencies and could seriously hinder public safety. The private utility has for years made maintenance and safety...
S.F. power outage: restaurants and cafes open without electricity
Businesses opened their doors Sunday morning in San Francisco despite an ongoing power outage that left thousands of residents without electricity.
‘It’s unacceptable:’ S.F. residents express anger at lack of communication from city and PG&E
San Francisco residents without power nearly 24 hours expressed anger at Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and city officials for the handling of the ongoing outage.
Betty Reid Soskin, legendary national park ranger, dies at 104, family says
Betty Reid Soskin, best known as the oldest serving National Park Service ranger in the country, has died, her family confirmed on Sunday.
