Rusty Warriors open preseason with loss
The new patches on the Warriors jerseys may say Rakuten, but the team may want to think about changing it to Rust-eze.
Arrest made in deadly Oakland assault
A person has been arrested in connection with an Oakland assault described as a homicide that happened late Friday.
Child chasing pup dies in car collision
A four-year-old boy who might have been chasing a dog across the street on Fabian Way in Hayward died after being hit by a car Friday evening.
Gov. Brown signs suite of housing bills
Gov. Jerry Brown and other state lawmakers gathered in San Francisco Friday to take aim at alleviating the state’s housing crisis.
Giants storm Padres in shutout, stave off 100 losses
Amid the pomp and circumstance of the Willie Mac Award ceremony, and Matt Cain’s final career start, the Giants had one goal going into the season’s final weekend: win one game.
Woman fights off attacker in her bedroom
A suspect is in custody after a woman fought him off when he broke into her home in San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill neighborhood.
Giants honor Nick Hundley with 2017 Willie Mac Award
Nick Hundley won the 2017 Willie Mac Award. If anything, consider this a message from his teammates: Please come back. Hundley’s energy sliced right through …
Willie Mays leaves mark on baseball’s biggest postseason award
Willie Mays is the best there ever was, with a legacy stamped by the picture of World Series glory.
Mayor Lee moves to speed new home construction
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on Thursday announced that he will speed up the process for creating new homes in The City.
Gov. Brown nudged to sign bill enabling more homeless shelters
San Francisco and Oakland leaders pushed this week for Gov. Jerry Brown to sign a bill that will help cut some of the red tape when it comes to building new homeless shelters.
Police broke her ankle in 2016. She just settled for $6.7 million.
The City of Santa Clara has settled a lawsuit alleging that its police department entered a home without a warrant and broke a woman’s ankle.
Oakland police investigate in-custody death
The death occurred at about 2:25 p.m. in the 4100 block of Foothill Boulevard and involved the use of a Taser.
VTA train strikes San Jose pedestrian
A pedestrian was struck by a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light-rail train Thursday afternoon in San Jose.
I-80 reopens after fatal morning standoff
Westbound Interstate Highway 80 in Emeryville, which was closed for several hours following a standoff in which police fatally shot a homicide suspect, finally opened at about 5 p.m.
AC Transit bus crash injures 5 downtown
The cause of a crash involving two Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District buses that injured five people in San Francisco Wednesday morning remains under investigation..
Matt Cain, always a Giant, to retire Saturday
Matt Cain announced his scheduled start in Game 161 Saturday afternoon will be his last as a Giant.
As legalization nears, SF readies pot rules
San Francisco city officials are preparing to approve new regulations and permit requirements for the budding marijuana industry.
Main Oakland airport runway reopens
The main commercial air carrier runway at the Oakland International Airport has reopened following two weeks of around-the-clock construction.
Man accused of stabbing cop at SFO identified
Police have identified the man suspected of stabbing a police officer Tuesday at the San Francisco International Airport.
Vision to transform Asian Art Museum unveiled
San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum Tuesday revealed plans for a $90 million upgrade to its building and programming.
Board boots Union Square flower vendor
A longtime Union Square flower stand operator lost his permit Tuesday over accusations that he had left it vacant.
Affordable childcare crawls toward SF ballot
Supervisor Jane Kim on Tuesday asked The City’s Controller’s Office to analyze the costs and benefits of providing San Francisco residents universal affordable childcare.
SF sues Equifax over massive data breach
San Francisco is suing credit monitoring company Equifax after the company announced earlier this month that its website was breached.
Ed Sheeran cancels Levi’s show over 10 p.m. curfew
A curfew ban at Levi’s Stadium has forced a Grammy-award winning artist to drop an upcoming 2018 concert date.
Accused cat-nappers arrested after pet theft
Two people were arrested after they allegedly stole a pet cat Saturday from a resident of San Bruno.
SF opens cooling centers as temps soar
High temperatures expected this week in San Francisco have prompted city officials to announce places residents can go to stay cool.
