Angel Island prescribed burn redo stinks up downtown San Francisco
A second attempt at cleaning up Angel Island is smoking up the bay.
El Niño expected to bring heavy rain, localized flooding to Bay Area
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency on Monday to prepare the state ahead of El Niño storm conditions, which are expected to be of historic severity. El Niño will likely bring heavy rain and localized flooding to Stanford’s campus and other parts of the Bay Area this fall.
The chef behind shuttered Transamerica Pyramid restaurants is making a comeback in S.F.
This new San Francisco restaurant will open blocks away from Miami chef Brad Kilgore’s trio of former businesses at the Transamerica Pyramid.
DOJ Finds UCSF Medical School Engaged in Racial Discrimination Against Applicants
Federal investigators say UCSF favored Black and Hispanic medical school applicants from 2023 through 2025; the university disputes the finding and says admissions comply with law. Like this:. San Francisco, CA. — The Justice Department said Tuesday that the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine di
SF resident arrested in San Bruno stabbing: police
(KRON) — A 32-year-old San Francisco resident was arrested in connection with a San Bruno stabbing Tuesday, according to police. The San Bruno Police Department said officers responded at approximately 1:05 p.m. to the 700 block of Kains Avenue regarding a reported stabbing. “Officers arrived and located the victim, wh
S.F. to scrutinize Chinatown group behind Chinese New Year Parade amid lawsuits and scandal
San Francisco will audit the powerful Chinatown business group that organizes the annual Chinese New Year Parade amid sexual assault and harassment allegations against its leaders.
S.F.’s trailblazing pretrial program is closing. Its replacement isn’t ready.
The SF Pretrial Diversion Project is no longer taking new clients and the city’s defendants are paying the price. S.F.’s trailblazing pretrial program is closing. Its replacement isn’t ready.
Potrero Hill Killing Finally Ends in Murder Convictions After Nearly 12-Year Wait
A San Francisco jury has convicted Marquez Harrison and LaCarla Carr of first-degree murder in the killing of Daron Raynaldo, closing out a case that began with a Thanksgiving Day shooting in Potrero Hill nearly 12 years ago. Harrison was also convicted of personally discharging a firearm causing death and of being a f
Gavin Newsom’s childhood SF home returns to market
Newsom's grandfather owned the home before his mother inherited it.
Muni rider suffers life-threatening stab wound in SoMa, police say
A man suffered life-threatening injuries after he was stabbed on a Muni bus by another passenger in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood, police said.
