Bail denied for suspect who fatally stabbed SF father in front of his son...
The suspect will return to San Francisco court on Friday for arraignment. His lawyer wants him moved to a hospital for cancer treatment.
Man dies from fentanyl overdose 4 years after S.F. medical examiner mistakenly declared him...
James Robinson’s death marks the end of a tragic saga, one that prompted the medical examiner’s office to change how it collects and identifies bodies after the Chronicle exposed its error.
Supervisor Engardio’s recall is just the beginning of a bigger fight in San Francisco
After District 4 Supervisor Joel Engardio was recalled, some residents say “the soul of the Sunset” is at stake in the upcoming proposed rezoning of the west side.
Speed Cameras Are Expanding Across CA as Almost 500k Violations Issued. Here’s What to...
San Francisco flipped the switch first. After a 60-day grace period this summer, the city began issuing real tickets on August 5, 2025, from a network of 33 speed cameras placed on high-injury corridors and near schools and parks.
‘Frivolous, unethical and unjustifiable’: San Francisco agency misspent $4.6 million, audit finds
Sheryl Davis, the former head of the city’s Human Rights Commission, set an “unethical tone at the top,” auditors said, siphoning badly needed funding away from needy communities.
This Massive Flea Market In California Where You’ll Find The Coolest Stuff For Dirt...
Ever had that moment when you’re holding some stranger’s discarded treasure and thinking, “This ceramic cat with one eye is speaking to me on a spiritual level”?. That’s the magic of Alameda Point Antiques Faire, the largest antiques show in Northern California, where one person’s “what was I thinking?” becomes your...
Shooting on BART train in Oakland injures teen
BART police said the shooting happened as the train approached the Fruitvale Station, and that a 15-year-old was injured.
Report: Ex-city agency head self-dealt, misused millions
Sheryl Evans Davis, the San Francisco Human Rights Commission’s disgraced former executive director, engaged in “self-dealing,” knowingly violated city purchasing rules and fostered an unethical tone at her agency that led to the misuse and abuse of millions of taxpayer dollars, according to a new city report. The...
S.F. votes for speed reductions on eight roads, including Great Highway
Car traffic may slow down on some busy roads, as San Francisco’s transportation board votes for speed reductions in several areas — including part of Great Highway and a stretch of Fourth Street.
San Francisco’s lowrider parade to be televised for the first time
The celebration will feature more than 300 lowriders, a hopping competition and “Homies” figurines creator David Gonzales as grand marshal.

















