Twitter threat ‘No imminent danger’ to schools
A San Jose school district superintendent confirmed Wednesday evening that a threat made by a Twitter user saying they wanted to "shoot up" ...
Housing, jobs envisioned in ‘Central SoMa’ plan
City officials Tuesday introduced legislation that would create 40,000 jobs and 7,000 new housing units in San ...
Durant leads Warriors past Wizards in homecoming
Exactly one year ago, Kevin Durant walked out of Capital One Arena with a knee injury, unsure ...
Schaaf blasts back in defense of immigrants
Despite allegations that Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf violated federal law by notifying the public of a massive ...
Back in San Jose, Sharks return to winning form
After a disappointing 1-3 road trip against the stout Central Division, the Sharks made a triumphant return ...
SF mayor opens door to lottery-picked residents
San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell is opening his doors at City Hall to allow a select group of residents to have some face ...
Supreme Court denies bond to those facing deportation
The U.S. Supreme Court overruled a San Francisco federal appeals court and said that immigrants facing deportation ...
Punch Line comedy club blaze quickly extinguished
Firefighters extinguished a one-alarm blaze at the Punch Line comedy club in San Francisco's Financial District Tuesday ...
Vehicle hits pedestrian in crosswalk in Pacifica
A vehicle struck a pedestrian at the intersection of state Highway 35 and Glencourt Way in Pacifica ...
Signs of progress on Richmond-San Rafael third lane
Drivers traveling east on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge between Marin and Contra Costa counties are advised to ...
Warriors blast Knicks with usual third quarter blitz
The Warriors, particularly against bad teams, can slog through first halves and then turn on the jets.
Tree trimmer electrocuted by high-tension line
A man who died after being electrocuted by power lines while trimming a tree Monday afternoon in ...
Fleeing man dies after struggle with Gilroy police
A man who led Gilroy police on a brief foot pursuit after a resident called to report ...
Workers rally as Supreme Court weighs union dues
Teachers, nurses, transit workers and politicians rallied at San Francisco City Hall in response to a U.S. ...
California educators applaud upheld DACA protections
In a case that began in San Francisco, the U.S. Supreme Court Monday left in place protections ...
Pedestrian killed in Outer Mission collision
A pedestrian was fatally struck in San Francisco's Outer Mission neighborhood on Saturday morning.
Balboa Park welcomes $1.6M community garden
A new community garden has opened in San Francisco's Balboa Park neighborhood, the Recreation and Park Department ...
Hundreds of heroin bindles seized in SF drug op
A team of officers seized 470 bindles of heroin along with other drugs in San Francisco's South ...
Warriors rain 32-point drubbing on Thunder
The previous two meetings between the Thunder and the Warriors have been filled with Russell Westbrook scowls ...
Homemade bomb found in Novato deemed safe
A homemade pipe bomb was delivered to the Novato Police Department and has since been rendered safe, ...
Missing Oakland hiker found safe in Yosemite
An Oakland hiker who went missing this week in Yosemite National Park was located safe on Friday.
Fire guts former East Oakland library branch
A vacant building in East Oakland that was once a library branch has been gutted in a ...
Crews control two-alarm Castro district blaze
A two-alarm fire is under control after it broke out late Friday morning in San Francisco's Castro ...
McGee starts, Curry erupts, Warriors regain posture
A week away from the strenuous grind of the NBA season typically offers teams a chance to ...
Coast Guard chopper lands in Golden Gate Park
A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter had to make an emergency landing in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park ...
Three men found dead in Haight-Ashbury
Three men were found dead in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood early Thursday morning.
Kaiser responds to scheduled union protests
Kaiser Permanente responded to 32 union protests being held across California during February and March by calling ...
Oakland doctor suspended from workers’ comp system
An Oakland orthopedic surgeon who surrendered his medical license last year on grounds of sexual misconduct and ...
SF implements jail reforms for trans inmates
As of Tuesday, the San Francisco Sheriff's Department has formally implemented new policies for inmates at city ...
BART police chief backs officer in fatal shooting
BART Police Chief Carlos Rojas strongly defended the actions of an officer Wednesday who fatally shot a ...
Fifth-grader planned to harm classmates
Police today said officers recovered a firearm from the home of an 11-year-old boy who barricaded himself inside a Santa Cruz elementary school ...
Shelters to expand hours for cold weather
Cold weather will remain in San Francisco through Friday and in
response the city announced today that expanded ...
Deal wipes away waterfront height limit stalemate
San Francisco reached a settlement with a California state commission to settle a yearslong dispute over how ...
Police say murder victim may have known killer
Fairfield police said a 28-year-old Benicia man who was found dead this morning was killed by someone ...
Students walk out to support stricter gun laws
Several dozen students walked out of class at Alameda High School in solidarity with the victims of ...
Giants great Orlando Cepeda in critical condition
Giants Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda was admitted to a Bay Area hospital Monday night after what is being described as a cardiac ...
