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'Master manipulator' murder suspect Isabelle Johnson arrested
Isabelle Johnson, a suspected murderer who authorities say had been using multiple disguises and identities, has been arrested and taken int…
California families urge changes to Prop 57 during rally at State Capitol
Families from across California, including several from the Central Valley, gathered at the State Capitol on Thursday to call for changes to…
Jury selected for trial of former gang leader accused of ordering Tupac Shakur's killing
A jury of 6 men and 10 women has been selected to hear the case against an ex-gang leader accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's killing ne…
AccuWeather Forecast: Another below-average day with Fogust in full effect, slightly warmer weekend
Today is another below-average afternoon with Fogust in full effect. Expect a cloudy morning with areas of drizzle, breaking for partly sunn…
Kennedy High in Richmond cleared to reopen after testing finds no toxic vapors
Kennedy High School and the neighboring Richmond Swim Center will reopen on Tuesday following extensive environmental testing that found no …
Power outage hits Belmont Friday morning
(KRON) -- Nearly 4,600 PG&E customers in Belmont were without power Friday morning due to an unplanned outage, according to the utility comp…
The polycule route to self-knowledge
Our new relationships column: The year I spent in a group of 13 lovers taught me more about sex, relationships, and boundaries than anything…
At 69, she’s the first person jailed for protesting AI. She has no regrets
Wynd Kaufman is surrendering herself Friday morning for her role in a protest outside OpenAI headquarters.
Somebody tell Xavier Becerra his website needs updating
Parts of the campaign website for the presumptive winner of the governor’s race are stuck in June.
Welcome home SCRAP, San Francisco’s favorite stuff store
The donated art materials organization has a new home just down the road from its former depot, opening this weekend.
This BlackRock analyst wants to fix journalism. Step one? Skip the journalists
Dakota Carrasco built The Dissent, a newsroom covering San Francisco with AI, instead of reporters.
In San Francisco, rape survivors are unlikely to get justice. We investigated why
SFPD solved just 14% of rape cases last year, which is half the national average, and the lowest of any large California county.