City Hall has a familiar face again. A former figure is back in the city. Details about this person's return are available from local news sources.
Some other news includes high school students skipping school. A state senator is also facing significant spending from opposing groups, and a former supervisor recently appeared on a local radio station. For more information on these stories, readers can consult the San Francisco Standard.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
U.S Rep. Max Miller denied abusing his former wife and his daughter.
Trump says he has decided to hold off on ordering new strikes against Iran after discussions with Gulf allies. He announced that Mideast all…
Scientists agree that "The Big One," a massive California earthquake along the San Andreas fault, is going to happen - but the question of t…
The U.S. dollar weakened sharply Monday against the Japanese yen after Trump and Japan's finance minister confirmed both sides had intervene…
Three people were killed and another seven were injured in a shooting at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho on Saturday, authoritie…
Buster Posey sent the right-handed starter to Atlanta in exchange for Anthony Molina.
San Mateo County firefighters are battling a large building fire in Foster City that quickly escalated to a 6-alarm response on Sunday. Auth…
Plus: PACs spend big against state Sen. Aisha Wahab, SFUSD high schoolers play hooky, and short-lived Supervisor Beya Alacaraz makes a KQED …
A new short-term federal spending bill was unveiled Sunday that would fund federal agencies into early December and prevent lawmakers up for…
FOSTER CITY, Calif. (KRON) -- Crews are working to extinguish a fire at an apartment complex in Foster City on Sunday afternoon, according t…
The blaze quickly grew to a 4-alarm fire, then to a 6-alarm response.
The deaths marked the eighth and ninth homicides in Vallejo in 2026.
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