‘Shocked’: Elderly SF woman loses $14K in wave of Bay Area mail thefts, check...
Is it too risky to mail a check? One man was told his IRS check was likely stolen when thieves pulled up to a Post Office loading dock, emptied an entire bin of mail into the trunk of their car, and sped off, as a wave of mail theft and check fraud targeted Bay Area residents.
Cassandra Wilson, Grammy-winning jazz singer with deep Bay Area ties, dies at 70
Wilson’s smoky contralto and adventurous interpretations of artists from Robert Johnson to Joni Mitchell made her one of contemporary jazz’s most distinctive voices.
Wolf spotted in California coastal mountains just north of Bay Area
The wolf sighting was one of the closest to the Bay Area in modern times.
Grocery Outlet takes over former Bay Area Walgreens
The new store comes after Grocery Outlet announced 36 store closures.
Odds of major earthquake striking California rise for first time in a decade
A new assessment has revealed an increased risk of a major earthquake striking California. Scientists are now telling residents to be ready for a destructive event.
Fast-casual Japanese restaurant opening in heart of SF’s Financial District
(KRON) — A fast-casual Japanese restaurant is opening in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District. Nori Mori is “coming soon” to 1 California St., according to the establishment’s Instagram page. No opening date has been set, but Nori Mori said it is opening later this summer. Nori Mori joins a slew of businesse
Executives of failed Marin lender charged with money laundering in alleged $103 million fraud...
Federal prosecutors accused Mark Hanf and Nam Phan, the former leaders of Novato-based Pacific Private Money Inc., of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering.
17,000 SF residents facing SNAP cuts: Here’s how city’s new job program could save...
Thousands of San Franciscans who receive CalFresh food assistance could begin losing benefits under new federal work requirements, prompting city leaders to launch a program aimed at helping residents maintain eligibility.
You Can Still Rent A One-Bedroom Apartment For Under $800 In This California Mountain...
In a state where the average renter needs a spreadsheet, a therapist, and a small miracle just to afford a studio, Weaverville, California is doing something quietly radical. One-bedroom apartments here have been known to rent for under $800 a month, and the mountains behind the town don’t even have the decency to look
Pacific Café, 50-year-old Outer Richmond restaurant, may close
Pacific Café’s owners are retiring at the end of the summer and hope to sell the restaurant. Provided by Frank GundryThe owners of Pacific Café, a 51-year-old San Francisco restaurant, are looking to sell the business before they retire this year.The restaurant, known for complimentary wine pours and classic seafood di
