Students, parents bike and roll to school
Students and parents joined the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition for the annual Bike & Roll to School Week.
Broken coupling pins force single-car Muni trains
San Francisco transit officials are investigating an issue that involves connecting or “coupling” of trains.
SF police apologize for Jeff Adachi leaks as investigation continues
A new allegation was revealed at a Board of Supervisors hearing that a freelance journalist was shopping around the police report to media outlets.
Rescuers call off search for missing Half Moon Bay boogie boarder
Rescuers have called off a search for a boogie boarder who went missing off the coast of San Mateo County Thursday afternoon.
Magnitude 2.7 earthquake strikes near Morgan Hill
A preliminary 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck the South Bay early Thursday evening.
Grandmother held without bail, suspected of strangling 3-year-old grandson
A 70-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday evening on suspicion of strangling her 3-year-old grandson Monday.
Schaaf plays down concerns over A’s Howard Terminal site
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said she believes maritime industry concerns about an A’s stadium at Howard Terminal can be resolved.
Attorney for Australian DJ blames alleged kidnapping on ‘disengagement from reality’
During his arraignment, Roscoe Holyoake pleaded not guilty to kidnapping and child endangerment charges related to the incident.
California sanctuary laws (mostly) withstand federal appeal
A federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld most of a lower court ruling that left in place the bulk of California’s three “sanctuary” laws aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants.