Lightning storm poses wildfire risk
Dry thunderstorms moving through the Bay Area through Friday morning could increase the risk for wildfires.
Outside Lands puts fresh spin on festival scene
Shamelessly saturated with clichés, it seems it’s all been said and done when it comes to music festivals.
Willie Brown Middle School set for debut
Two hundred sixth-graders will begin orientation at the still-under-construction school in Silver Terrace on Monday.
Downhill bicyclist hurt crashing into house
A bicyclist suffered serious injuries when he lost control while going down a hill and struck a house in San Francisco’s Bayview District on Wednesday night.
Group of assailants rob, assault teen
A 17-year-old girl was assaulted and robbed by a large group of suspects in San Francisco’s Outer Mission neighborhood.
Thunderstorms expected across Bay Area
Forecasters are predicting thunderstorms for the San Francisco Bay and Monterey Bay areas Thursday afternoon through Friday morning.
Motorcyclist killed in dump truck crash
A 24-year-old Fremont man on a motorcycle was killed in a collision with a dump truck on U.S. Highway 101 in Mountain View Thursday morning.
Nick Moody looks to fill void in 49ers linebackers
There is an void in the San Francisco 49ers linebacking corps, and third-year linebacker Nick Moody is looking to fill it.
Bill would expand Coastal Monument lands
Proposed federal legislation introduced Wednesday would permanently protect over 6,200 acres of coastal land.
Samtrans extends SF State night service
SamTrans officials are extending weekday late-night service on route 122 so San Francisco State University students will have better access to campus.
Prosecutors: Chow filing violated gag order
Federal prosecutors have asked a U.S. judge in San Francisco to seal documents in which defense attorneys for Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow claim prosecutors unfairly targeted him.
Farrell floats parks tax for June ballot
Supervisor Mark Farrell announced plans to introduce a measure on the June 2016 ballot creating a dedicated source of revenue for city parks.
Commission upholds revoking CCSF accreditation
A regional commission Wedneday said it has voted to uphold a previous decision to revoke City College of San Francisco’s accreditation.