Fantasy Week 8: San Diego to provide weekly bolts
Jameis Winston provides great value for week eight in daily fantasy leagues.
Burglars posing as utility workers may strike Petaluma homes
Police are warning that a group posing as utility workers may attempt a residential burglary in Petaluma this weekend.
49ers dump Hayne to end Aussie experiment
In an unexpected roster move, the San Francisco 49ers waived dynamic running back and Australian rugby star Jarryd Hayne.
Liquor banned at SJ restaurant after shootings
State officials today said they have halted liquor sales at a San Jose restaurant after two shootings, one of them fatal, occurred there in less than a month.
Fillmore shooting sends two to hospital
Police are investigating a Friday night shooting on Fillmore Street in San Francisco that sent two people to the hospital.
Clipper card acceptance to expand in East Bay
Beginning Sunday, Bay Area transit riders will be able to use their Clipper cards on four more transit agencies in the East Bay.
Teen flung from car in fatal wreck
An Oakland man ejected from a sports car during an early morning crash in East Oakland was pronounced dead at the scene.
Protest targets Six Flags over dolphin deaths
Advocates for Animals has scheduled a protest at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Saturday afternoon.
Toddler in stroller hit by car
A 2-year-old girl in a stroller suffered life-threatening injuries when she was hit by a car in San Francisco’s Laurel Heights neighborhood.
Odor sickens 12 at Palo Alto Westin
Palo Alto fire crews responsded to a report of a suspicious odor at the Westin Hotel on El Camino Real Thursday evening.
‘Frustrated’ 49ers deal with Kaepernick drama
Even with damage control, the soap-opera dramatics amount to yet another distraction.
Raider Nation makes loud case for Oakland
Hundreds of boisterous fans at a town hall event asked the NFL not to move the Raiders out of the East Bay.
Hetch Hetchy lawsuit moves forward
A lawsuit seeking to force San Francisco to remove The City’s Hetch Hetchy will be allowed to proceed.
Lobbying probe, suicide stalls Concord project
The selection of a developer for a $6 billion reuse project at the Concord Naval Weapons Station is on hold.
Class action lawsuit seeks end to monetary bail
A class action lawsuit claims San Francisco’s wealth-based pretrial detention system unfairly targets low-income inmates.
Mariscos worker tests positive for Shigella
One of the workers at Mariscos San Juan #3 restaurant at 205 N. Fourth St. tested positive for shigella.
Alamo, Danville water wasters top East Bay list
The East Bay Municipal Utility District released today nearly 1,100 names of customers who in a two-month billing cycle used more than 1,000 gallons of water.
SF man goes missing in London
Police in London are seeking a San Francisco man who has been missing since last week after he traveled to England for a job interview.
Bay Area women killed in Yosemite crash
Four women killed in a two-car collision near Yosemite National Park were identified as residents of Santa Clara and Alameda counties.
Suspected Christmas toy thieves arrested
A couple suspected of stealing roughly $400 worth of Christmas toys meant for children while burglarizing a Castroville church were arrested Wednesday.
Caltrain fare hikes roll toward public hearing
Early next month the public will be able to comment on the proposed changes to Caltrain fares and station parking fees.
San Jose top cop jumps to lead Tracy PD
San Jose’s police chief has been selected to lead the Tracy Police Department in San Joaquin County.
One dead after Highway 1 crash
One person was killed and another suffered major injuries in a multi-vehicle collision on state Highway 1.
SF lays blueprint for future subways
San Francisco supervisors are looking ahead so that The City does not fall behind when it comes to public transportation.
NBA 2015: Warriors, Cavs to fend off pretenders
Golden State’s offseason went like this: bottle, bottle, new corkscrew, bottle.
Warriors pound Pelicans in season opener
Point guard Stephen Curry picked up where no player has left off, breaking the scoring record for a reigning MVP to open the season.
Mask, wig found at home of bank robbery suspect
A San Francisco man was indicted by a federal grand jury Tuesday on charges of robbing four banks in The City.
Campos rallies for housing moratorium
San Francisco Supervisor David Campos and proponents of Proposition I held a rally outside San Francisco City Hall Tuesday.
Royals’ success says something about the 2014 Giants
The Royals are a different animal, and they proved that last year.
Stabbing victim had history of alleged domestic violence
A Fairfield man fatally stabbed by his stepson during a domestic violence incident with his wife had been arrested earlier this year for another domestic violence incident.
Laws force out last San Francisco gun shop
Changing gun safety policies have prompted San Francisco’s last remaining gun shop to close its doors.
No extension for Harrison Barnes
Harrison Barnes will not receive a contract extension this offseason, and it appears that the Warriors are planning on pursuing Kevin Durant in 2016.
Target guard stole thousands in electronics
A security officer at a Colma Target store pleaded no contest on Monday to grand theft for stealing thousands of dollars worth of electronics.
Warriors ready to stop talking and start playing
A quick start for Golden State could be tough, with five straight games against playoff teams to open the season.
Healthy Festus Ezeli targets more minutes
Golden State’s reserve center, Nigerian-born Festus Ezeli, has a lot at stake this season.
Heromonster pushes theatre to frightening boundaries
Tucked away among the buildings of San Francisco’s Fort Mason Center, a struggle between good and evil begins to rise.