Donaldson, Blue Jays knock around A’s
Kendall Graveman fell victim to the most powerful offensive force in baseball Tuesday.
Red Devils rumble past San Jose in friendly
The Earthquakes held their own but were ultimately no match for English giants Manchester United.
Pit bull shot after Mint attack could lose leg
A pit bull’s leg will likely be amputated after the dog allegedly attacked a U.S. Mint employee and two other people outside the Mint building.
Man, ex-girlfriend dead in Walnut Creek murder-suicide
The shooting deaths of a 19-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man in a Walnut Creek home Tuesday morning appear to be the result of a murder-suicide.
San Francisco switches city vehicles to biodiesel
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee announced today that The City’s municipal fleet of vehicles are switching from petroleum diesel to renewable diesel.
Barry Bonds prosecutors abandon appeal
The legal saga of former San Francisco Giants outfielder Barry Bonds came to an official end Tuesday.
Truck kills 61-year-old at 33rd and Cabrillo
A 61-year-old woman was struck and killed by a truck in San Francisco’s Richmond District on Monday afternoon.
Armed suspect jacks Porsche from SoMa valet
A valet watching over a sports car in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood was carjacked by an armed suspect.
Guard convicted of attacking student in wheelchair
A former security guard at Oakland High School was handcuffed and taken to jail Tuesday after a jury convicted him of one felony count of assault.
Grass fires cause I-880 delays
Grass fires reported along southbound Interstate Highway 880 in Hayward Tuesday are causing lane and on-ramp closures and traffic delays.
Larger quake expected ‘any time’ from Hayward fault
The fault that produced a 4.0-magnitude earthquake in Fremont early Tuesday morning is expected to produce a major earthquake soon.
Mint police shoot roaming dog after attack
U.S. Mint police shot a pit bull in the leg after the dog allegedly attacked a Mint employee and two other people.
Fremont police shoot man in his front yard
Two police officers shot a man after he allegedly chased his roommate with a knife during a domestic disturbance in Fremont.
Matt Stainbrook relishes role as Summer League favorite
As 6-foot-10 center Matt Stainbrook lines up a free throw, a faction of fans behind the Golden State bench serenades him with MVP chants.
‘Separated’ spouses must live apart, rules court
The California Supreme Court ruled in San Francisco Monday that divorcing couples must live in separate residences in order to claim separate property.
Driver killed in fatal Telegraph Avenue crash
Authorities are investigating a fatal crash in Oakland Monday night, according to police.
Board extends CCSF special trustee
The California Community Colleges Board of Governors voted Monday to extend the appointment of a special trustee to oversee the City College of San Francisco.
Modesto murder suspect linked to toddler’s death
A man arrested in San Jose in connection with a quintuple homicide in a Modesto home over the weekend is also a suspect in the death of a toddler last year.
Cop convicted of taking bribes from taxi drivers
A San Francisco jury found a former police officer guilty of accepting roughly $25,000 in bribes over a two-year period from taxi drivers.
Muni Metro nightly shutdown starts July 31
Muni riders should prepare themselves for a 10 p.m. nightly shutdown of the Metro subway system.