Advocates plead for safer streets at vigil for mother, daughter killed by taxi
Advocates again pleaded for safer streets during a somber vigil to honor a mother and daughter killed by a taxi driver earlier this month.
Sunset District community shuttle could fill gaps in public transit, Mar says
San Francisco is taking its first step toward a proposal that might bring a community shuttle to the Sunset.
Police say one man attacked three women in less than 10 hours
San Francisco police say a man they’ve had in custody since May 8 has been charged for three separate attacks on women in a 10-hour period.
Pederson crushes three homers, Crawford walkoff over Mets ends losing streak
After Joc Pederson roped his fourth RBI hit to tie the game in the ninth. Brandon Crawford followed with a walkoff single.
Fire season arrives amid summer-like heat, red flag warnings, vegetation blazes
Soaring temperatures, dry conditions and brewing winds have firefighters across the Bay Area on watch for dangerous wiildfires.
Ballot measure in works for vital San Francisco library funding
A ballot measure proposal is in the works that would let voters choose to renew the primary funding source for San Francisco libraries.
Bus stop homicide suspect convicted in two prior stabbing incidents
San Mateo police say they arrested a suspect two days after a fatal stabbing at a SamTrans bus stop. In a statement released Monday, police …
Giants bats muzzled, Wood struggles as Padres sweep Giants
Alex Wood was unable to survive beyond three innings Sunday as the Padres beat the Giants 10-1 to secure their first sweep at Oracle Park since 2016.
Covid update: Hospitalization rates double, wastewater samples show alarming East Bay spike
Omicron surge: Several Bay Area counties have seen Covid hospitalization rates more than double in the past month.
City leaders join fight to keep Laguna Honda doors open
The battle to save Laguna Honda Hospital wages on, with city leaders vowing to do whatever’s necessary to keep the doors open.
San Francisco brims with life, color as Bay to Breakers grandly returns
One of the oldest and perhaps most fun footraces in North America returned last Sunday after two years stuck in pandemic purgatory.
Agency plans summer Muni restorations, if Covid surge stays in check
The SFMTA plans to restore more Muni service routes in July, but plans could be delayed if the Covid surge impacts operator availability.
San Francisco homelessness rate dips as Contra Costa County skyrockets
San Francisco homelessness rate dips by more than 3 percent, while Contra Costa County sees 35 percent increase.
