Gavin Newsom is considering commuting all death sentences in California before he leaves office; two powerful earthquakes strike Panama; and famed Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka dies.
A strange new website has appeared, coinciding with the release of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything,' that lets you interact with a simulation of what Holmes's desk at Theranos might have looked like back in 2016.
A Fleet Week-themed Fridays on Front Street event is happening today (October 9), featuring bands playing yacht rock covers, a screening of Top Gun, a best mustache contest, and free oysters.
OpenAI promised stronger safeguards for teens using ChatGPT, but a new report says it still encourages kids to keep chatting, acts like an always-available friend, and fails to deliver on several promised safety features.
The South Bay woman who is accused of killing her two close friends in late August in separate incidents in Milpitas and San Jose may not be mentally competent to stand trial, her lawyer says.
Public defenders say police severely beat a Black man last year and the DA’s office tried to suppress evidence, including footage of the white resident who called SFPD threatening to stab him and using racial slurs in front of officers.
The SF Dept of Building Inspection is loosening a rule about staircases in four-story buildings; a Santa Rosa man has been arrested for a hit-and-run death of a cyclist; and Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall in Pensacola as a Category 3 storm.
SF Supervisor Melgar interrogated police officials over their handling of sexual assault cases; Supervisor Mandelman introduce legislation regulating stores with self checkout stations; and officials are requesting a probe into PG&E’s reliability.
The 14-year-old who became impregnated by her own father in Monterey County allegedly acted alone in killing the newborn by the side of a road in Moss Landing, and the county sheriff has now shared more details in the tragic case.
Three progressive candidates backed by City College’s faculty union and other labor groups are facing four candidates endorsed by the billionaire-backed GrowSF and Abundant SF, putting the school’s finances, enrollment, and future at the center of the race.
Uniqlo is marking its return to downtown San Francisco Friday with a free street festival spanning Market, Ellis, and Powell streets, bringing more than 30 local artists and groups together for music, art, food, soccer, and activities.
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