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(KRON)– Police are searching for two burglars after they broke into a home in Hillsborough. On Saturday, July 18, around 9:30 p.m., the Hillsborough Police Department (HPD) received reports of a home burglary in the 300 block of West Santa Inez Avenue, and headed to the scene. Witnesses told police that an SUV was park

More than a month after the Pacifica Pier was shut down, the town is still reeling from the loss of its iconic landmark. And with no potential reopening date in sight, many locals and visitors alike say the atmosphere just isn't the same.

San Francisco firefighters battled a blaze that spread across multiple floors of a six-story apartment building in the Tenderloin on Sunday afternoon.

Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes was arrested early Saturday morning on suspicion of burglary less than three weeks after starting the job.

There are very few things these days that can’t be purchased on Craigslist. For sale in the Bay Area right now: a gently used one-hour parking sign, the jaw bone of a juvenile bull shark, a 2009 Beneteau 49 sailboat for the low price of $209,000 “ON Y VA!” the listing declares). And, for one Bernal Heights resident, go

Owner Anna Weinberg confirmed the closure of Leo’s Oyster Bar, whose lease ended July 1, after a decade in the Financial District.

Widespread Panic | Oakland, California | July 18th, 2026 - photos by Gabriel David Barkin. caused their first Panic as an upstart band in Athens GA. This weekend, the stalwart jam legends managed mischief admirably for three evenings at the Fox Theater in Oakland, proving they’ve still got what it takes to rile up a cr

It's National Ice Cream Day... of course Fentons Creamery stops by KTVU Mornings on 2. Watch as they serve up their famous black and tans and talk about their historic business.

Sale agreement OK’d by City Council may yield millions of dollars for immediate use plus 6% of future ticket sales. The Oakland City Council has approved a restructured $125 million agreement to sell the city’s remaining 50% stake in the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum complex, marking a major step forward in long-term

Sculptor Patrick Amiot gave his neighbors free junk art sculptures and turned his street into a must-visit destination in the Bay Area.