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Studio Montessori, a SoMa childcare center that charged families up to $4,000 a month, closed abruptly in May 2026 after founder Zoe Paul emailed parents that the school would shut its doors the very next day. Behind that sudden announcement, according to former teachers, sat nearly eight years of staffing turmoil, sta

San Francisco police have arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal shooting in Hayes Valley. The cold-case breakthrough came 18 years after a 28-year-old man was killed on Fulton Street.

A young man accused of killing a San Francisco classmate while they were both juveniles will be tried in adult court, a judge ruled, the first ruling of its kind in the city in at least a decade.

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SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A San Francisco hospital is asking for help in identifying an elderly patient. Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center admitted the patient, an elderly Asian American woman, on Sunday, Aug. 16. She is described as being between 75 and 80 years old, 5 foot 2 inches tall, and ab

California is where the taco found some of its best American homes, and the old-school spots still do it right. These are the taquerias that have stuck around for years, keeping their recipes simple and their salsas fresh. Some are tiny walk-up windows, others are busy sit-down joints where the...

Gus’s Community Market, which has operated grocery stores in San Francisco since 1981, is expanding to the South Bay.

More than a year after losing her 16-year-old son to what federal investigators determined was a sextortion scheme, Kentucky mother Shannon Heacock stood outside a federal courthouse with a message for Meta: her son's death was preventable.

(KRON) — More than 3.8 kilograms of fentanyl, along with processing and packaging equipment, was seized from an Oakland residence last week, authorities said. The amount represents enough potentially lethal doses to kill almost 2 million people, according to figures published by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

“I had no plans when I moved to Berkeley other than to play music, go to Gilman a lot, and, you know, have a shitty job so I could live out here for as long as possible.”. Jason White’s “take things as they come” approach to moving to a new town might give Type A folks palpitations, but sometimes leaving space for life