Attorney In Wrongful Death Suit For Oakland Math Teacher Says Police Treated Girlfriend as...
New details from last year’s fatal police chase in East Oakland revealed that police may have treated Oakland teacher Marvin Boomer’s girlfriend Nina Woodruff, who was also a bystander seriously injured in the crash, as a suspect and failed to give her treatment at the scene. Michelle Bernard,...
Viral illnesses circulating through Bay Area
Spring is bringing an uptick in two viruses here in the Bay Area. Dr. Peter Chin Hong, an infectious disease specialist at UCSF, talks about rotovirus, which affects the gastrointestinal tract, and a respiratory virus known as HMPV.
A San Francisco Homeowner Pruned His Trees, Then the City Fined Him $50K
A homeowner thought he was doing the right thing by pruning a tree on his front yard—until it was clear he was in a lose-lose situation.
San Francisco’s new safety strategy: A crackdown on bikes
San Francisco has long treated bike rule-breaking loosely. Now comes a sharp enforcement shift.
SF Mayor Daniel Lurie cuts 127 city jobs as more layoffs loom
More than 100 layoff notices were sent to San Francisco city workers on Monday.
California’s high-speed rail fiasco exposed in brutal ’60 Minutes’ segment
CBS' 60 Minutes examines California and the nation's "ghost train" high-speed rail problems, as officials acknowledge major delays, ballooning costs and broken promises.
Cold Front Brings Bay Area Rain, Sierra Nevada Snow
The warm weather that lit up Dolores Park this weekend, where thousands celebrated the Hunky Jesus and Foxy Mary contest, is about to take a turn. National Weather Service forecasters expect a cold front to move over the region, bringing cooler temperatures and rain across the Bay Area, with potential snow in the Sierra Nevada.
Here’s how San Francisco’s new Sunset supervisor is pushing for more parking
San Francisco's Sunset parking situation is dire, and the city's newest supervisor has come up with "a win-win solution" that he feels is sure to succeed: turning existing street spaces into angled or 90-degree parking.
Vehicle Slams Into Building After Driver Has Seizure
At approximately 1:12 p.m. on April 5th, 2026, Central County Fire and Burlingame Police responded to a vehicle into a building at 2105 Carmelita Avenue in Burlingame. According to preliminary information, the driver reportedly suffered a seizure before crashing into the structure. The building sustained significant damage, prompting the response...
Video: SFPD Uses Drone to Track Robbery/Auto Burglary Suspects, Four Suspects Arrested
San Francisco police, looking to show off the drone technology that has been helping them to make arrests without engaging in unsafe chases, just released drone video of one recent pursuit and arrest. The incident began with a mugging at a bus stop in the Sunset District. Officers were called...













