Homecoming Warriors make it rain on Phoenix
The Warriors beat the Phoenix Suns 128-103 in a dominating homecoming win over a division rival.
Human remains surprise Alamo Square gardener
The bones were found in the 1300 block of McAllister Street on Nov. 23 by a resident who was gardening.
Police union calls for Tasers after shooting
The San Francisco Police Officers Association is now urging The City to issue stun guns to officers.
Muni trolley fires expose aging fleet
Muni is scrambling to repair dozens of aging buses after two in-service fires last week.
Art dealer sentenced for selling rhino horns
A San Francisco art dealer was sentenced in federal court in Las Vegas today to one year and two days for his role in selling two horns from an endangered Black Rhinoceros.
Comcast pays $26 million to settle waste lawsuit
Comcast Communications has agreed to pay $26 million to resolve allegations by the state and Alameda County.
Rain expected to sweep across Bay Area
Wet weather is coming to the Bay Area starting Friday and it should last through much of next week.
Larkspur ferry boat shelved into 2016 after blunder
Golden Gate Ferry’s M.V. Mendocino will remain out of service for several more months after a faulty effort at refurbishment.
90-year-old’s adopted daughter sought after slaying
The adopted daughter of a slain 90-year-old woman in El Cerrito is being considered a suspect in her murder.
Cueto, Samardzija add depth to Giants rotation
Suddenly, the San Francisco Giants starting rotation looks unexpectedly promising.
Harmful stowaway snails found at Port of Oakland
Two living Giant African snails, one of world’s most damaging snails, were found earlier this month at the Port of Oakland.
Mayor’s housing plan seen as threat to rent control
Mayor Ed Lee’s Affordable Housing Bonus Program is under fire as a threat to rent-controlled housing.
Bicyclist killed by alleged Portola speeder identified
A bicyclist who was killed in a collision Monday morning in San Francisco’s Portola neighborhood has been identified.
Man stabbed in Dolores Park
A man suffered multiple stab wounds in Mission Dolores Park on Tuesday evening after he apparently refused to buy marijuana.
Bike yield law passes without veto-proof margin
An ordinance that would allow bicyclists to treat stop signs more like yield signs was approved by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday.
Five victims hurt in separate Oakland shootings
Five people were shot in separate incidents across Oakland on Tuesday night, police said.