Victims, gunman identified in UPS shooting
The four people who died, including the gunman, in Wednesday morning’s shooting inside a San Francisco UPS facility have been identified.
American weapons arms both sides of brewing Mideast crisis
Weeks after a $110 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia, Washington and Doha have signed an agreement for the purchase of $12 billion worth of F-15 fighter jets.
Contra Costa DA resigns, pleads no contest to perjury
The embattled Contra Costa County District Attorney Mark Peterson resigned Wednesday and pleaded no contest to a single charge of perjury.
Lockdown lifted at Travis Air Force Base
A lockdown that was place Wednesday afternoon at Fairfield’s Travis Air Force Base has been lifted.
Kansas City barbecues Cueto, leaves Giants blue
Last season, Johnny Cueto allowed just one home run in all of June — 15 all season. A trio of home runs surrendered to the Kansas City Royals Wednesday afternoon helped him eclipse that season mark just 14 days into June.
A’s to honor ‘Catfish’ with dedication of Coliseum gate
Continuing down the path of honoring its own storied history, the Oakland Athletics have announced that the C Gate at the Oakland Coliseum will be renamed the Jim “Catfish” Hunter Gate prior to Saturday’s game against the New York Yankees.
Four people dead after shooting at UPS facility
Police said the suspected shooter was in a UPS uniform, and that they believe he acted alone.
SF supes give boost to breastfeeding moms
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is making sure employers in The City are providing a clean, private and safe space for breastfeeding mothers.
Uber, Lyft combine for 170,000 weekday trips
San Francisco officials finally have a snapshot of what Uber and Lyft activity looks like in The City.