Antioch City Council fires city manager
The Antioch City Council voted to fire City Manager Steve Duran at their meeting Tuesday night over conflicts with the city’s elected leaders.
Cal basketball coach Cuonzo Martin resigns
The head coach of the University of California at Berkeley’s men’s basketball team, Cuonzo Martin, resigned Wednesday.
Conservative group challenges marijuana dispensary permits
A conservative group that unsuccessfully sued San Francisco last year over an open-air urinal at Dolores Park today waded into a fight over permits for three medical marijuana dispensaries.
San Francisco grand jury indicts Russian nationals over Yahoo hack
Four people, including two Russian Federal Security Service officers, have been indicted by a San Francisco federal grand jury in connection with a 2014 hacking attack on Yahoo.
Flaming taco truck shuts Vallejo street
A taco truck sustained extensive damage after it caught fire while it was being driven in Vallejo Tuesday evening.
One dead in Hayward officer-involved shooting
One suspect is at large and one person had died following an officer-involved shooting Tuesday evening in Hayward.
Tolls for Lombard Street tourists wind closer to reality
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority board approved further study of a reservation and toll system for Lombard Street driver.
24th Street small businesses gain protections
San Francisco Supervisors unanimously approved new zoning regulations intended to protect small businesses in the Latino business and cultural district along 24th Street.
Supes approve rules for dockless bike-sharing
Bluegogo and other dockless bike sharing companies who want to deploy their bikes on San Francisco streets will now have to play by rules.
