‘Traffic is going to get a lot worse’: San Francisco Bay Area faces potential...
A marvel of engineering and a model of sustainable public transportation, the San Francisco Bay Area's transit system, financially distressed after years of declined ridership, is now staring down a fiscal cliff – and a potential death spiral that would have massive repercussions for everyone in the globally influentia
Presidio Heights Home Sells for $14.7M, Nearly $4M Over Asking Price
A six-bedroom Edwardian at 3460 Clay Street in Presidio Heights closed for $14.7 million, nearly $4 million above its $11 million asking price, after it was listed earlier that month. The sale works out to roughly $2,811 per square foot for the 5,230-square-foot home, which sits on a 3,200-square-foot lot and comes wit
‘Significant injuries’ after crash on Telegraph Ave. in Berkeley
Berkeley police have closed Telegraph Avenue between Derby and Parker streets for a collision that sent a young man to the hospital Friday night, according to early reports. Police sent an advisory at about 10:40 p.m. asking people to avoid the area due to the road closure and investigation. "There is no vehicle or ped
Officials return to search for coffee shop owner Amy Hillyard after new details emerge
Amy Hillyard, a co-owner of Farley's coffee shops, was reported missing in March.
Popular new Bay Area trail brings crowds — and ‘troubling behavior’
A month after the opening this long-awaited wilderness trail in the Bay Area, parking and traffic problems are stirring concern.
The whitest town in the Bay Area proposed affordable housing. Then some neighbors blocked...
A Bay Area housing project has become a test of a city’s stated goals to build more housing and become more inclusive.
Restaurant Opens Next Week In Historic Former Post Office In Burlingame
A new restaurant, called The Old Post Office, from the restaurant group behind Spruce and The Village Pub, opens October 1 in Burlingame's old post office at 220 Park Road. It's a project that certainly flew under our radar, but not under the radar of Burlingame residents, who have been watching with anticipation as Ba
Investor eyes only Bloomingdale’s slice of dead S.F. mall
The glass along Market Street still reflects the afternoon crowd, but the old Bloomingdale’s entrance does not open for it. San Francisco Centre, the downtown mall once sold as a vertical city of shops, has been losing the stores that gave people a reason to ride the escalators. What is now being discussed is not […]
DNA Lounge in San Francisco faces fines if parklet doesn’t come down
A popular nightclub in San Francisco's SoMa District is being ordered to tear down its long-standing parklet that predates the pandemic or face fines. DNA Lounge's business owner said it's an important part of his business, but the city's transit department says the parklet is unpermitted and they need the space to acc
Oakland firefighters rescue nearly 100 people in overnight apartment fire
Nearly 100 people were rescued after a three-alarm fire broke out at an East Oakland apartment building early Friday morning, firefighters said.

















