Missing, shoeless Bay Area climber rescued after 500-foot fall on Mount Shasta
A Bay Area climber who was reported missing after summiting Mount Shasta was found injured in a mountain cabin after an overnight crawl following a 500-foot fall.
Day Around the Bay: Shipping Containers Tumble Into Port of LA
The process of removing 97 street trees from Embarcadero Plaza and Sue Bierman Park, in preparation for the city's major renovation project that will conjoin the two into a new waterfront park, began today. A few will be transplanted but most will be replaced with a mix of species. [NBC Bay Area]
CDC warns of 100% fatal rabies threat with multiple Calif. hot spots reported
Rabies is almost always fatal after symptoms develop.
Burning Man Attendees Leave Brand-New SF Laundromat Caked In Playa Dust
A woman who opened a laundromat in Cole Valley with her husband last month says Burning Man attendees recently left the business covered in playa dust and forced several machines out of service. Dewi Redpath, who opened Bali Laundry in Cole Valley with her husband three weeks ago — right...
Don’t panic: An award-winning dim sum parlor is closing one SF location, not both
Fans of Peking duck and char siu bao will have one fewer place to go after a historic San Francisco dim sum house closes one of its two downtown restaurants this weekend. Sunday is the final day of service at Yank Sing (opens in new tab)’s 27-year-old location at 101 Spear St. in the Rincon Center. Co-owner Vera Chan W
Oracle begins new round of AI-driven layoffs: report
(KRON) — Tech giant Oracle has reportedly kicked off another round of layoffs, driven by artificial intelligence. That’s according to a widely cited story in Business Insider, which reports that the company is trying to slash payroll costs as it amasses billions in debt to finance AI infrastructure buildout. Business I
‘It’s getting very hard’: California gas prices hit milestone on steady march upward
California has the highest gas prices in the country, and new developments in the Middle East have pushed them past a key number.
Dozens of dog attacks reported in San Francisco Tenderloin
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Dozens of dogs have attacked and bitten people around San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood in 2026, according to city data. Between January and September, there were 74 dog attacks, city data obtained by KRON4 reveals. The most recent incident happened last week, when a woman was mauled and dr
What happened in Richmond: attempted murders, armed robberies, and stolen cars
Two attempted murders, three armed robberies and a string of stolen cars were among the incidents Richmond police logged September 7-13. The log also included domestic violence, burglaries, firearm offenses and other assaults. #rcm-wrap *{box-sizing:border-box;margin:0;padding:0} #rcm-wrap{--teal:#08847d;--ink:#302c
Victim In City’s First Overdose Death From New Street Drug Identified as SF Teen
A 16-year-old Lower Nob Hill resident has been identified as the victim in SF’s first fatal overdose involving cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid estimated to be 10 times more potent than fentanyl. In April, the Department of Public Health issued a warning about N-Propionitrile chlorphine after an overdose earlier that..
