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(KRON) — The California Highway Patrol Hayward area office said an alleged drunk driver was arrested Tuesday night after the suspect was caught traveling at 129 mph. The Nov. 3 incident occurred as two officers were conducting speed enforcement in the area and spotted the Dodge Charger. “Talk about a need for speed…but this driver […]

The 10th annual coffee festival kicked off Saturday with tasting-size samples, educational panels and live music from local artists.

This year’s Point-in-Time Count found a significant increase in the number of homeless children in San Francisco over the last two years, which local experts and advocates say is in line with a rising need for support for homeless families. The San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing presented its full report on data from the Point-in-Time Count conducted in January to the Homelessness Oversight Commission on Thursday. The Point-in-Time Count is conducted every two years

(BCN) — A 42-year-old woman named in a civil lawsuit accusing her of helping fraudulently take control of a multimillion-dollar Sea Cliff home was arrested Friday at the San Francisco residence, police said. Diana Peng was arrested at about 7:30 a.m. while officers were executing a search warrant at...

A man shot at a central Berkeley convenience store early Saturday morning, striking the building, according to preliminary reports. The shooting happened at about 4:20 a.m. at Popeye's Tobacco & Grocery, at 1597 University Ave., Berkeley police said. Multiple people called 911 to report five to 10 gunshots in the area. Police said three employees were inside the store, which is listed as open 24 hours. The shooter was described as a man wearing a black ski mask and dark clothing. He reportedly w

Two women knocked on Dana Yates Sahae's door around 10 a.m. Friday and asked to see her Ring camera footage. What she found waiting for her was video of four immigration agents chasing a man across her San Mateo lawn and taking him into custody just hours earlier, part of a cluster of three arrests within five miles of each other that same morning.

Michael Connolly, 78, has been granted parole for a Daly City killing—but the decision does not mean he will be released immediately. The San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office opposed his release at a hearing at Folsom State Prison, according to KRON4. Connolly, who has cycled in and out of prison 30 times over the years, now faces further review before the parole grant can become final.

(KRON) — After more than 30 years, Macy’s will not pay for a Christmas tree in Union Square. Instead, a real tree will start a new holiday tradition. The decades-long tradition of the Macy’s-funded tree lighting up Union Square around the holidays will instead be replaced by a real tree funded by the city.

Maj. Scott Laux, a Blue Angels pilot who flew during San Francisco Fleet Week last month, has been removed from the Navy flight demonstration squadron.

Rents are soaring and homes sell for millions over asking. So why can’t developers make the numbers work?. San Francisco needs more housing. Almost everyone agrees on that. But before a single shovel hits the ground, a project has to “pencil out,” and right now, almost nothing does.