Mobile shower program launches for Marin homeless
Marin Mobile Care will display its mobile shower service program for homeless residents Thursday at four locations in Sausalito.
Monsanto granted new trial after $250 million judgement
A San Francisco judge Wednesday granted a new trial in a case against pesticide manufacturer Monsanto brought by a cancer-stricken Vallejo man.
Raiders offense pulls vanishing act against Chargers
Everything the Raiders had been doing well or improved on was nowhere to be seen in Los Angeles.
Fremont Street reopening delayed until next week
The Transbay Joint Powers Authority is delaying the opening of Fremont Street from this Friday until next Wednesday.
42 years after dual murders, ‘Gypsy Hill’ killer, rapist sentenced to life
A man convicted in the decades-old cold case murders of two teenage girls in San Mateo County will likely spend the rest of his life in prison.
Cal student reports sexual assault in campus housing
A student at University of California at Berkeley was sexually assaulted in university housing early Friday morning.
Oakland warehouse fire sends plume of smoke over city
A two-alarm fire destroyed a warehouse in East Oakland Wednesday morning, causing plumes of smoke that were visible through much of the city.
SF slow to install pedestrian signals for visually impaired
San Francisco is moving at a slow pace when it comes to installing accessible pedestrian signals.
San Francisco kicks off City Hall voting
San Francisco voters who have already decided on how to vote for the upcoming election in November can already begin voting.
SF redirects surplus medications to public health clinics
Medications from patients no longer using them will soon be able to go to low-income clinic patients in San Francisco.
Town Hall to discuss future of bankrupt Seton Medical Center
A town hall meeting will be held in San Francisco to mobilize people to keep Seton Medical Center in Daly City open following its bankruptcy.