Less than a month after opening its first San Francisco restaurant at Fisherman’s Wharf, Raising Cane’s is opening a second location at Stonestown Galleria.

Two shootings and a fatal crash that happened within 30 minutes left two people dead and two others injured in Vallejo on Tuesday. Police have not ruled out that the shootings are connected.

Rep. Ro Khanna and billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer have different approaches on the importance of passing Prop 40, the proposed one-time 5% tax on the state’s billionaires.

William “Bill” Harris, one of the men who kidnapped newspaper heiress Patty Hearst from her Berkeley apartment in 1974 as a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army, has died in San Francisco.

Asian grocery chain T&T Supermarket has announced an opening date for its highly anticipated store in San Francisco.

San Francisco was hit by multiple large power outages on Tuesday, affecting thousands of PG&E customers across widely separated parts of the city.

White House spokesman Steven Cheung said Trump’s comments were being misinterpreted.

Here’s why the Chronicle's star ratings for restaurant reviews are back — and what they mean.

The best wineries to visit in Napa, Sonoma and the rest of the Bay Area, 2026

The mother of a 14-year-old girl who was allegedly impregnated by her father has been arrested and charged after investigators determined she put her daughter at risk of endangerment.

At 87, Judy Collins is winding down her life as a full-time touring artist but continues to record, write and perform, bringing her farewell tour to Berkeley on Oct. 18.

Cal QB Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, who left last Saturday’s game with concussion symptoms, is “day-to-day” for this Saturday. Also, Cal GM Ron Rivera backs change in offensive play-callers.

A Doja Cat concert on Oct. 19 at Chase Center would conflict with Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, but the Golden State Valkyries said a contingency is in place if they advance.

When Golden State Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase collapsed during Friday’s playoff game, it was a scary scene. But her moment of utter intensity was unsurprising to those who know her best.

An 89-acre prescribed burn near Bodega Bay is producing smoke across parts of Sonoma County as officials urge residents not to report it as a wildfire.

A water rate analysis by the consumer advocacy group Food and Water Watch estimates that water bills in the U.S. have risen 62% between 2015 and 2025.

City College of San Francisco trustees placed Chancellor Kimberlee Messina on paid leave after her executive assistant brought allegations about her handling of college funds to the board.

OPINION: Given that L.A. and San Diego are two of the largest cities in the state that Steve Hilton wants to govern, President Trump’s kill-em-all framing is a head-scratcher, Jack Ohman writes.

New research has revealed that the country’s wealthiest people aren’t just the household names of tech founders living in the Bay Area. In California, certain industries dominate.

Nearly every corner of California, from Eureka to San Diego, is forecast to see its heaviest rain in January during the historically strong upcoming El Niño winter, according to new data.

Some of the bills address specific Bay Area issues or projects, while others tackle problems that have become a fixture of life in the region.

A free event at Yerba Buena Gardens invites the public to surround a giant lawn painting, then walk across it together.

The Sierra Club is suing the city of San Francisco’s water department, claiming officials are manipulating water data to justify bigger water grabs for the city — and inflating customer rates.

Eva Marie Saint, the actor who won an Academy Award for her first movie, “On the Waterfront,” and starred in the Alfred Hitchcock thriller “North by Northwest,” has died. She was 102.

The San Francisco Giants might not be in full-rebuild mode for next year, but this past season’s youth movement bears similarities to the start of the Bruce Bochy-Buster Posey era.

Transgender man who worked at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission can sue the agency for alleged discrimination and harassment that caused him to resign, federal magistrate said.

“CBP’s conduct has also generated significant fear and confusion for travelers and for Bay Area residents,” San Francisco leaders wrote to Customs and Border Protection officials Tuesday.

Flu activity in California began rising in September, months earlier than usual, prompting state health officials to urge residents to get vaccinated now.

More than half of San Francisco’s condos have been selling above asking price, but that doesn’t mean every condo is drawing a bidding war.

With the NFL trade deadline just over a month away, it’s logical to wonder whether the San Francisco 49ers could get anything in return for wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk.

Flock cameras are spreading across California, including the Bay Area. Tell us how you feel about police using them in your community.

Multiple acts channeled the late Dolly Parton by covering her songs at San Francisco’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival over the weekend, while festivalgoers honored her through their outfits.

The Golden State Warriors’ costs to hold training camp in Hawaii were “definitely in the seven figures,” executive VP of basketball operations Kirk Lacob said. The team says it was money well...

The victim was identified Monday as 47-year-old Ulysses Tykee Davis, known to relatives and friends as “Bear.”

A provision in a massive tax and spending law could create a state budget deficit or increase health insurance premiums for Californians — and time is running out to avert a crisis.

The giant “R-Evolution” sculpture across from the Ferry Building is coming down after two extensions kept it at the Embarcadero for 18 months.

Asian grocery chain T&T Supermarket has announced an opening date for its highly anticipated San Francisco store.

PG&E reported an unplanned outage at 8:24 a.m. Tuesday, with the largest affected area concentrated around Third Street in Bayview.

White House spokesman Steven Cheung said Trump’s comments were being misinterpreted.

For the John Beam Community Action Award, we want to hear from readers about the local coaches who have made a lasting impact on the lives of student-athletes and communities.

Less than a month after opening its first San Francisco restaurant at Fisherman's Wharf, Raising Cane’s is opening a second location at Stonestown Galleria.

The best wineries to visit in Napa, Sonoma and the rest of the Bay Area, 2026

The tax’s opponents have out-raised its supporters eight to one, though polls have suggested the proposal is still in the running.

Tom Steyer is among the Prop 40 supporters asking voters to overlook its flaws in the interest of protecting the most vulnerable Californians.

Here’s why the Chronicle's star ratings for restaurant reviews are back — and what they mean.

Three people killed in a head-on crash outside Salinas were identified as Abigail Tinoco, Sebastian Burgos and Noah Trevino.

New research has revealed that the country’s wealthiest people aren’t just the household names of tech founders living in the Bay Area. In California, certain industries dominate.

San Francisco’s famous microclimates will offer relief from a Bay Area heat wave, with foggy temperatures in the 60s near the coast and 80s farther inland.

Some of the bills address specific Bay Area issues or projects, while others tackle problems that have become a fixture of life in the region.

A water rate analysis by the consumer advocacy group Food and Water Watch estimates that water bills in the U.S. have risen 62% between 2015 and 2025.