‘Playdate Protest’ brings families out to stand against immigrant child detention
Around 50-60 people amassed Wednesday in front of the San Francisco offices of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in protest of what they see as …
Top movies of 2018: Kindness shimmers most
Another year of film, 2018, was packed with duds and absolute marvels.
Hayward man sentenced to jail for beating puppy
A Hayward man was placed on three years’ felony probation Thursday and ordered to serve 30 days in the county jail for brutally beating his 9-month-old pit bull puppy for defecating in his house, according to prosecutors.
‘The Black Woman is God’ exhibition celebrates homecoming
Men, hand in hand, formed a circle in the center of a yellow painted room in the Sargent Johnson Gallery.
Man pleads no contest to burning dog alive
A Soledad man has pleaded no contest to three felony charges related to burning a dog alive.
Artist works to restore Carlos Santana mural
Mission residents were stunned this weekend to find that a popular mural at 19th and Mission had been vandalized.
Trial begins in 2016 stabbing of construction worker
A woman accused of fatally stabbing a construction worker in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood in 2016 and attempting to kill a Tenderloin parking …
Blame swirls over Central Subway delays
Supervisor Aaron Peskin is not pleased that the Central Subway Project is facing a delay of up to 10 months.
Consultant sentenced to five years, 10 months in prison for possessing child porn
An Oakland man has been sentenced in federal court to five years and 10 months in prison for possessing hundreds of images of child pornography on his computers and other electronic devices.
Know This Love: Peace in turmoil
So much of life is beyond our control. But if we can accept that, we can have peace no matter what may come.
Angry outbursts are bad for your health
Hotheads are at increased risk for heart attack or stroke immediately following an angry outburst.
Study links hotheads to hot weather
Lead study author Solomon Hsiang said the current trend is clear: Hotter weather makes people more violent.