3 arrested in San Mateo gas station shooting in May
Three men have been arrested as suspects in a shooting at an occupied vehicle at a San Mateo gas station in May, police said Thursday.
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott donates $42 million to Bay Area nonprofit for low-income students
San Rafael-based nonprofit 10,000 Degrees, which awards scholarships to low-income students, received its largest donation in its 45-year history: $42 million. The big donation comes from Jeff Bezos' ex-wife, philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.
Nonprofit wins ruling over S.F. in bribery probe; city officials call decision ‘bizarre’
The city accused Collective Impact of misappropriating public dollars and bribing a former city official, and had sought to bar it from doing business with the city.
73-year-old burger chain opens first SF outpost at Fisherman’s Wharf
Where Fisherman's Wharf once had a wax museum, now there are burgers.
‘Shrimp Boy’ Back In the News! SF Sheriff Rehired Deputy Who Admitted He Lied...
Another serving of “Shrimp Boy,” years later, in today’s headlines, as the SF Sheriff’s Office has rehired a deputy who admitted lying to the FBI over lending a Shrimp Boy-affiliated hired hitman his department-issued bulletproof vest. It’s been a while since we heard much about the...
Minor quake jolts East Bay Thursday morning
(KRON) — A preliminary 2.5-magnitude earthquake struck the East Bay early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The epicenter was 2 miles east-southeast of Berkeley along the Hayward Fault. The tremblor occurred at 3:55 a.m., USGS said. Most people reported feeling the shaking between Oakland and...
Hayward police make arrest after exchanging gunfire with suspect
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a shootout involving Hayward police officers Wednesday afternoon.
Burglary crew targeted SF homes under construction, say police
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — San Francisco police said they recovered more than $4,000 in stolen construction equipment — along with alleged break-in tools — after arresting a burglary crew that targeted homes under repair throughout the city. The three men suspected in the burglary and fencing operation normally struck...
San Francisco celebrates new law targeting illegal fencing
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Bay Area leaders on Tuesday praised passage of a bill they say will help clamp down on illegal street vending. The legislation — Senate Bill 276 — gives the city and county of San Francisco power to write an ordinance requiring permits to sell items on public property. A key aspect of the bill is...
South San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect, Recover Stolen Firearm and Burglary Loot
South San Francisco police have taken a stolen firearm off the streets in a coordinated effort that resulted in an arrest and recovery of additional stolen property. According to a recent Facebook post by the South San Francisco Police Department (SSFPD), their Swing Shift team received a tip about a local transient...

















