Arrest warrant issued for San Francisco 49er Brandon Aiyuk on street racing charge
Santa Clara County prosecutors have filed a warrant seeking the arrest of San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk on suspicion of misdemeanor exhibition of speed, court records show. A spokesperson for the Santa Clara County district attorney’s office confirmed the existence of a warrant and charge but did not.
Millennium and 4 Other Well-Known Bay Area Restaurants That Closed in May 2026
San Francisco’s vibrant dining community was hit with a restaurant closure wave. Multiple renowned restaurants like Oken, Millennium, and Gold Palm have permanently shut down. 5 San Francisco-Area Restaurants That Closed. Five restaurants, including longtime establishments and newer openings, closed in May 2026. Here i
SF Chinese Hospital Names Wing After Donor Who Paved Way for New Cancer Center
SF Chinese Hospital has renamed its outpatient center after philanthropist Charles Huang, honoring his $7 million donation in 2020 that funded infrastructure upgrades to the wing, which helped pave the way for a forthcoming cancer clinic. Officials with San Francisco Chinese Hospital held a ceremony Thursday formally r
Nob Hill Apartment Tower Dumps For Cheap As Maryland Investor Eats $5 Million Loss
San Francisco’s blazing rental rebound just collided with a cold splash of reality for one out-of-town landlord on Nob Hill. ArtHaus Partners shelled out $25 million last week for the 12-story, 117-unit mixed-use building at 1330 Bush Street, leaving the prior owner, a Maryland-domiciled investment firm, staring at a p
Smash-and-Grab Yoga Heist Jolts Burlingame Avenue
What started as a smash-and-grab at a Burlingame yoga and fitness shop ended with multiple arrests and a trail of pricey workout gear, according to police. Today, Burlingame police released photos after a group of thieves crashed into a yoga and fitness store on the 1300 block of Burlingame Avenue and fled with roughly
S.F. Supervisor Stephen Sherrill wins race to represent District 2
The race centered on the fight over bringing taller, denser housing to the district as well as public safety concerns.
SF cocktail pro to bring Shanghai all-day cafe vibes to the Mission
Angela Cao really likes dogs. She was born in Shanghai but grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she was surrounded by animals — cats, horses, birds, and dogs. Now she lives in SoMa and owns a Pomeranian named Merlin and a golden retriever named Chicken. Next month, she’s opening a cafe and bar in their honor. “I thought i
Bay Area man drowns after trying to swim from island to lakeshore
The man "became fatigued" while swimming back to shore from an island 90 feet away.
Firefighter dies of cancer after protracted battle with insurance company
Ken Jones, a longtime San Francisco firefighter suffering from Stage 4 (metastatic) cancer, passed away on Saturday at the age of 71. Over the past four months, Jones was the subject of several NBC Bay Area investigative reports that chronicled his drawn out battle with his health insurance provider, Blue Shield of Cal
2 AR-style pistols, multiple firearms recovered by OPD within one week
(KRON) — The Oakland Police Department said patrol officers in East Oakland recovered multiple firearms and suspected narcotics in the span of a week in late May, while making several arrests across separate incidents. OPD said patrol officers responded on May 20 to multiple ShotSpotter activations in the 1700 block of
