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The Richmond–San Rafael Bridge is stepping into the spotlight again, as transportation officials launch the next phase of a high-stakes regional test over who this span really serves. A newly approved study plan is clearing the way for a multi-year equity and feasibility analysis that will mix automated counters,...

Yesterday, in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood, it turned grim when a person was found stabbed to death inside an apartment building at 988 Howard Street. Emergency crews responded, and the multi-unit building was sealed off as investigators moved in. Authorities have not yet released the victim’s name.

On the night of February 27, a toddler walking with her mother was attempting to cross 4th Street in Mission Bay. The two-year-old was struck and pinned under a car that had run a red light — she later died at a hospital. A fellow San Franciscan, Harrison Anderson,...

LAFAYETTE: ATTORNEY GETS OVER 11 YEARS IN FEDERAL PRISON FOR PART IN BILLION-DOLLAR SOLAR SCHEME

LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA – As a local news publication, it’s always wonderful when our readers come through for us. And that was the case this weekend, when reader Elaine wrote in to share that a new liquor license had appeared at the defunct location of the former Horn BBQ in Lafayette.

Pacific Heights neighbors have been horrified recently by a repeat offender who kept leaving dog-poop bags on the sidewalk outside a particular home —an apparent passive-aggressive critique of a long, annoying construction project. In the annals of dog-poop-related crimes, this was obviously bad. But it did get me,...

(This content was created with the help of AI.) Bay Area riders may soon be asked to decide on a new sales tax that would bolster their signature rail system. The New York Times reports that Bay Area Rapid Transit, which once shuttled packed trains of commuters to and from San Francisco, is now carrying less than...

A descendant of the first Black family to own a home in affluent Piedmont, California, is suing the city for forcing her great-grandfather to sell […] First Black Family to Own a Home in Wealthy California Neighborhood Says White Residents Forced Them Out with Threats of Violence— Now the City Faces a Reckoning

The Bay Area was among the biggest winners at the 98th Academy Awards as Oakland’s Ryan Coogler and his cinematographer, Danville-raised Autumn Durald Arkapaw, made Oscars history.

Danville-raised Autumn Durald Arkapaw made Oscars history, becoming the first woman — and first woman of color — to win best cinematography for “Sinners.”