63 stories · Today in San Francisco

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Crypto founder Chris Larsen, who has put more than $12 million toward police surveillance technology, said the data gathered should be wiped more often.

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The city attorney says two defendants filed eight forged deeds to seize ownership of Sea Cliff property

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Hallelujah for SFO travelers. A repaving project that began in late March and which, combined with new FAA restrictions, cause significant delays at SFO this summer, is set to be finished three days early.

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The Standard denies gender played role in decision to fire former employee. San Francisco Standard and its CEO sued for gender discrimination, harassment

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They’re preserving a piece of history that defines the city’s image for tourists and locals alike.

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A new wildfire that has burned 640 acres near the California-Nevada border has led to the closing of I-80 westbound out of Nevada.

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Governor Newsom has allowed for the fast-tracking of a new pier and ferry terminal in Berkeley, which would support electric-powered vessels serving San Francisco and potentially Larkspur, as residents voice concerns about the project.

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Firefighters in Alameda were battling a fire at a vacant, multi-story building Thursday morning that is part of the Alameda Naval Air Station, and some neighbors are wondering about an individual who often sleeps there.The fire occurred around 1:30 am Thursday at a vacant, warehouse-type building

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Chef Seongho features homey, traditional dishes he remembers from his childhood,. Restaurant Review: Sungho Korean Soul Food

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Three people were injured when a fishing boat his some rocks near the Golden Gate; smoke from an underground vault closed the busy intersection of First and Mission; and a new poll has Xavier Becerra's lead growing in the governor's race.

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Rather than relying on dramatic illusions or elaborate props, The Magic Patio incorporates the audience in his magic. It’s no trick: Bernal’s hottest ticket is this perennially sold-out magic show

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Unless officers stop wearing T-shirts and backward hats, they could be forced to wear more formal, old-school wool uniforms.

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A Standard investigation found SF never fulfilled its obligation to provide free lawyers to domestic violence survivors. Now the state is stepping in.

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Bike commutes are up 52%, shared bike and scooter usage has doubled, and injuries are rising too. What the city needs isn’t a ban — it’s a backbone.

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At South Beach Harbor. Photo by Jay A. Martin. Oracle Park

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David Lee Hoffman says he’s an environmentalist. Marin County says he’s been breaking the law for half a century.

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The Giants’ president of baseball operations gave a clear signal about a different kind of strategy for next season, which will start with addressing the pitching staff.

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The Tenderloin's first youth violence prevention center has been open for six months - here's its success thus far. Six months in, Tenderloin’s new anti-violence program has a lot to show for it

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The Dome Fire, which began Tuesday in Yosemite National Park, has grown to 1,200 acres; a 78-year-old Danville man has been sentenced to ten years for a Ponzi scheme; and Paramount is back to negotiating with the state of California.

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Former Black Panther Elaine Brown is suing the city over an SFPD raid at the West Oakland apartment complex she owns and operates, alleging officers used excessive force when they busted through the building’s glass doors with a battering ram.