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Oakland Man Arraigned Today on Eight Felonies After Alleged Molestation of 11-Year-Old in UC Berkeley Dorm — and the University Won't Name the Camp He Worked For
PublishedQuaylin Tyrell Wesley, 27, an Oakland man working as a summer camp counselor, was scheduled for arraignment Wednesday…
San Francisco Wants a Judge to Settle the Dolores Hill Bomb Case. The Teens' Lawyers Say a Jury Must Decide.
PublishedThree years after San Francisco police arrested 117 people — mostly children and teenagers — at the annual Dolores Hill…
SF Overdose Deaths Hit Record Lows — But a New Counterfeit Pill Threat Is Targeting Teens Online
PublishedSan Francisco logged its two lowest months for drug overdose deaths on record in April and May 2026 — but city health…
Berkeley Homicide Detectives Seek Leads After Woman Is Shot in the Face Near Ashby BART
PublishedA woman was shot in the face in South Berkeley late Sunday night and homicide detectives are asking the public for help…
SF's Largest Housing Complex Is Under Court Control. The 5,600 Units Its Owner Promised May Never Come.
PublishedParkmerced has been run by a court-appointed receiver since last year, after Maximus Real Estate Partners defaulted on…
CSU's Largest Union Rallies at SF State as Workers Warn of First-Ever Strike
PublishedThe union representing more than 36,000 California State University staff and student assistants rallied outside San…
Mollie Stone's Is Buying United Markets, Its First Move Into Marin
PublishedMollie Stone's Markets announced June 15 it is acquiring both United Markets locations in Marin County — in San Rafael…
WriterCoach Connection, 26-Year East Bay Fixture, Folds. Former Coaches Want It Back.
PublishedThe nonprofit, which launched at Berkeley High in 2000 and sent volunteer writing coaches into classrooms across the…
At Finnish Hall, the Lavender Legend Goes for 1,682
PublishedOn June 14, 64-year-old health coach Holly Reese completed 1,682 military-style pushups in one hour at West Berkeley's…
The Chaperone Is Always Temporary
PublishedFour Bay Area tech stories this week share a single structure: the thing that gets approved is always the supervised…
Goop Kitchen Opens in Oakland, Calls It Berkeley
PublishedGwyneth Paltrow's Goop Kitchen opened its East Bay outpost June 9 at 5333 Adeline St.
A History of SF's Tech Era, Told Through Its Buildings
PublishedJonathan Weber's new Simon & Schuster history of San Francisco tech politics starts in South Park and buries its…
Berkeley Playhouse's Teen "Into the Woods" Opens July 11 — Double-Cast, One Stage
PublishedBerkeley Playhouse's YouthStage program puts two complete teen casts through Sondheim's full score at the Julia Morgan…
Santa Clara's Nuevo Dog Park Reopens After 10-Month Illness Investigation
PublishedChains came off the gate at Nuevo Dog Park on Monday after a third-party environmental consultant found no harmful…
Tusk of Quince and Diedrich of PCH Win 2026 James Beard Awards
PublishedChef Michael Tusk of Quince and bartender Kevin Diedrich of Pacific Cocktail Haven took top honors Monday night at the…
The Verdict Is in Boston Now: Aldon Smith's Brain and the Indictment We Keep Revising
PublishedTwo days after Aldon Smith died at 36, his family sent his brain to Boston University's CTE Center, where the disease…
Mahmood Proposes Zombie-Store Tax and Grocery Subsidy Fund for November Ballot
PublishedSupervisor Bilal Mahmood announced Tuesday two November ballot measures aimed at SF's worsening grocery desert: a…
Europe Keeps Tripping Out of the Gate. Give Me Senegal +1 Against France.
PublishedHere's the thing about this World Cup so far: the big European sides keep forgetting it's started.
SFPD Plans a Drone-First-Responder Pilot in SoMa — But Won't Say If Drone Arrivals Count as Responses
PublishedSan Francisco police plan to deploy drones ahead of officers to triage 911 calls in SoMa this fall, launching a…
The Block on El Camino Where Pong Overflowed the Coin Box
PublishedThe Sunnyvale community is looking again at 157 W.
MLB Found Its Spine in the Rulebook: The Selective Enforcement of Rule 3.03
PublishedOn Monday, June 16, MLB warned three Giants pitchers for writing Genesis 9 verses on their Pride Night caps, invoking…
At Low Tide, the Bay Trail Past Colma Creek Reveals Dozens of Shopping Carts
PublishedApparent shopping carts — dozens of them — have been spotted submerged in the Colma Creek marsh in South San Francisco…
SF's Seawall Bond Was $425 Million. Regional Coastal Protection Could Cost $96 Billion.
PublishedAs receding floodwaters left a high-tide ring along the Embarcadero Monday, Port of San Francisco officials were…
The A's Can't Win at Home — Except the Night I Bet On It
PublishedYesterday morning I wrote that the A's can't win at home, so I'd take the Pirates' coin flip for plus money.