Thousands of PG&E customers lose power in San Francisco for second straight day
For the second straight day, thousands of PG&E customers lost power in San Francisco before service was mostly restored by early afternoon.
Council and mayor clash over pick for interim city administrator
A few weeks ago, when Oakland City Administrator Jestin Johnson resigned over a texting scandal, Mayor Barbara Lee asked Betsy Lake, Johnson’s second in command, to take over the job on an acting basis. To formally serve as an interim leader, Lake needs approval from the City Council. In...
Wet start, dry finish for S.F. Pride Weekend
Temperatures will be as much as 15 degrees below normal before a warmup Sunday.
Amy’s Kitchen founder lists rare Bay Area beachfront retreat
The property feels like being teleported 8,000 miles away to a luxe tropical resort.
Two abandoned tiny homes sit in a BART parking lot. Their owner owes the...
These buildings have sat vacant for years, and a parcel that was supposed to generate revenue for BART has instead become a source of vexation.
The Bay Area’s most surprising new food hall is on a biotech campus
You'll find everything from housemade pasta to fresh sashimi.
Wealthy SF investor buys 92 acres in Hawaii
The six-parcel, $5 million sale is made up largely of agricultural land.
The hidden steps that inspired the most iconic SF story of all time
Though city streets surround the narrow byway, fewer than a dozen homes line it.
UCSF Parnassus ER Exodus Grows While $809 Million Surplus Swells
Thousands of people are walking out of UCSF Medical Center’s Parnassus emergency department before a doctor ever sees them, and frontline staff say the reasons are no mystery: long waits, thin staffing and a system that feels maxed out. Clinicians describe hours-long delays for basic medications, patients treated in cu
Wintour Walkabout Sparks Talk of Vogue World Landing in San Francisco
North Beach got an unexpected jolt of high fashion yesterday when Condé Nast’s Anna Wintour was spotted strolling the neighborhood with a film crew, fueling talk that San Francisco may be in the running to host Vogue World in 2027. The traveling one-day fashion spectacle brings runway shows, musical performances and ce
