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PG&E Found "Third-Party Damage" Behind Six Flags Discovery Kingdom's Summer Saturday Shutdown
PublishedSix Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo was forced to close all day Saturday after a power outage — traced by PG&E to…
Aldon Smith, Who Set the 49ers' All-Time Single-Season Sack Record, Dies at 36
PublishedAldon Smith, the former San Francisco 49ers defensive end whose 19.5 sacks in the 2012 season remain a franchise record…
Fog Blocked the Helicopter. So SF Firefighters Slid a Stranded Hiker Down Dead Man's Point Instead.
PublishedA planned helicopter rescue collapsed when dense fog closed back in over San Francisco's Lands End on Friday night…
Berkeley Will Charge for Parking Until 8 PM and on Sundays — Starting This Summer
PublishedBerkeley motorists will soon pay to park later in the evening and on Sundays for the first time, after the City Council…
SF's Most Notorious Unsolved LGBTQ Cold Case Gets a $250,000 Reward — 50 Years Later
PublishedThe San Francisco Police Department has posted its maximum available reward — $250,000 — for information in the…
Chakrabarti Spent $10 Million to Lose. Now He's Turning His Campaign Into a PAC for the Candidate Who Beat Him.
PublishedSaikat Chakrabarti finished third in the CD-11 primary with 18 percent of the vote.
SF Court Published Pretrial Metrics It Knew Were Flawed. Taxpayers Could Pay $4.7M More for the Replacement.
PublishedSan Francisco's Superior Court acknowledged its own data limitations in writing — then published the numbers anyway to…
SF Billionaires Ran the Table in June — But Lurie's Endorsement Was the Real Force Multiplier
PublishedEvery major tech donor to San Francisco's June 3 primary walked away a winner.
No Due Diligence, No Accountability: How SF Let an Unvetted Promoter Con City Hall Out of a Civic Center Boxing Bonanza
PublishedA British marketing executive with no boxing license and a questionable track record talked his way into a mayoral…
Activists Gathering Signatures to Force a Voter Mandate on Prop. I Housing Money City Hall Quietly Diverted
PublishedA DSA-backed coalition is racing to qualify a November ballot initiative that would constitutionally earmark…
DA Charges Bayview Cop-Shooting Suspect With 14 Felonies — But the 'Parole Failure' Story Is More Complicated Than It Sounds
PublishedNorris Reed III, the Oakland man accused of shooting San Francisco police Officer Brittney Taylor during a Bayview gun…
Two Juveniles Arrested After Pepper-Spray Pokémon Card Heist in SF — Part of a Growing Bay Area Pattern
PublishedSan Francisco police arrested two teenage suspects last month after a seller was pepper-sprayed in a park and robbed of…
Nob Hill Foot Chase Turns Fatal: Shoplifting Suspect Dead, Two Officers Hospitalized After Being Struck by Car
PublishedA shoplifting call at the Nob Hill Trader Joe's spiraled into a fatal street collision Friday morning when a gray Lexus…
UC Forms Work Group on SAT Return as 1,400-Plus Faculty Cite Campus Math Crisis
PublishedThe University of California's Academic Senate announced Thursday that a formal faculty committee will investigate…
Two Outlets Now Confirm the Tenderloin's Turk-and-Hyde Oasis Is a Budget-Cut Casualty
PublishedA converted parking lot at Turk and Hyde streets — one of the few places in the Tenderloin where residents can sit, eat…
Berkeley's Zone 0 Fire Rules Meet Their First Red-Flag Test — With Half the Hills Still Uninspected
PublishedThe first red flag warning of Berkeley's fire season arrived this week as a stress test of the city's signature…
Oakland Paid $376,000 to a Rescue That Was Killing Its Dogs
PublishedOakland Animal Services and its volunteer fundraising arm paid $376,000 over four years to a Humboldt County nonprofit…
The Bay Area's Heat Is Breaking. The Fire It Helped Start Still Isn't.
PublishedAs triple-digit temperatures peaked across the North Bay on Thursday — Petaluma hit 101°F just after 1 p.m.
A San Bruno Engineer Built an Open-Source System That Projects SFO Flights on His Ceiling. 2,600 Developers Want It Too.
PublishedCameron Paczek lives directly under SFO's approach corridor in San Bruno.
Ordered to provide sunlight in 2023, San Francisco still jails women without it, new suit alleges
PublishedNine women held in San Francisco's County Jail No.
After Shelving the BUILD Act, Lurie and Mahmood Push a Standalone 'Foreclosure Tax' for November
PublishedDays after pausing a transfer-tax cut that critics said would have blown a $400 million hole in the city budget, Mayor…
The Gilroy ICE Facility Was Planned on Land With 30 Years of Chemical Spills. California Just Filed Suit to Stop It.
PublishedCalifornia and Santa Clara County filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday to halt construction of a planned ICE facility near…
Berkeley Scraps Containment Map After Leptospirosis Kills Resident in RV Swarming With Nearly 200 Rats
PublishedA Berkeley resident died in May after contracting leptospirosis while living in a recreational vehicle that harbored…
Berkeley Police Arrest Suspect in Animal Shelter Arson as Investigators Probe a Second Act of Vandalism
PublishedBerkeley police have arrested a 48-year-old man on suspicion of setting the fire that shuttered the city's animal…