Begum, a small black cat, skeptical as ever of correction I am told the cat was behaving badly overnight. She had very little to say in her defense, and did not deign to spend the day near me. I can't blame her, as I kept hauling guitars down from off the wall and playing along...

The jurors were deadlocked on felony conspiracy and misdemeanor trespassing charges.

The airport’s ground workers do its most physically grueling labor but are among its lowest-paid staff.

Two decades after talks collapsed, the retailer and the city are set to negotiate anew over a warehouse store and gas station in West Oakland.

The former six-term city attorney and current head of the Public Utilities Commission will leave office in December.

The slain man’s son claims he received a sympathy text from the accused gunman, as well as a condolence call from the gunman’s wife asking about vacating the home.

He faces a misdemeanor exhibition of speed charge related to a January incident captured in a social media post speeding along a road outside Levi’s Stadium.

The Republican is ahead of Democratic candidates Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer, but ballots are still being counted to see who will advance to November’s general election

A robbery suspect fired at police after a vehicle pursuit through the city, authorities said.

A group of 20 women called the incident degrading and claimed it violated their civil rights and right to privacy.

An independent probe found that high humidity levels inside the Mission substation sparked an outage that left 120,000 customers without power.

By supporting the former Fox News host, the president is betting a media-savvy outsider can retake state leadership for the first time in decades.

San Francisco’s first teachers strike in 47 years is underway. All schools closed for 50,000 students. Principals, custodians striking too.

Protesters gather at Dolores Park on a day of action sparked by the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis.

Restaurant owners, climbing gyms, and boutiques are sacrificing their busiest sales day to join a strike sparked by fatal shootings in Minneapolis.

The police department is being sued over its use of Flock cameras that record license plates.

Isabella Alcaraz is listed as a defendant in a new lawsuit alleging unpaid rent and a rodent infestation, even though she has sold the business.

San Francisco firefighters responded to a transformer fire Sunday that led to additional power outages in the Richmond and Presidio.

Officials urge Terminal 1 passengers to arrive early due to lingering roadway congestion.

A billionaire couple gave the storied drag venue a multi-million-dollar donation, allowing Oasis to buy and renovate the building it occupies and hire more staff.

California City is a tiny town that’s become home to the state’s largest ICE detention center. Residents want it gone, but the mayor is struggling to do anything about it.

Pathfinder 1, an electric prototype funded by Sergey Brin, was tested Tuesday over the bay.

Muni’s Bayview Shuttle became a transit lifeline for thousands — but its money runs out in March.

Departing flights were delayed more than an hour, and dozens had been canceled.

Too tired to cook? You’re not alone. San Francisco restaurants are cashing in on the viral “girl dinner” trend with crispy fries, caesar salads and martinis.

The rental truck drove in reverse towards security personnel who ordered it to stop, the Coast Guard said.

Protesters said federal officers used less-lethal weapons as a crowd blocked traffic to a Coast Guard base.

The Salesforce CEO’s remarks come as moderate San Franciscans launch a campaign calling on Trump to back off his threats of stationing troops in the city.

Public records and accounts from business associates have unveiled a string of failed businesses and a growing tally of unpaid debts.

Federal prosecutors claim Jonathan Rinderknecht consulted AI for legal advice after intentionally starting the epic blaze in L.A.

San Francisco’s chief assistant treasurer allegedly let personal relationships influence a contract to help manage $2.6 billion in business taxes.

“The tactics being used in this country — arrests, raids, fear-based policies — are not just cruel, they are un-American,” Lurie said.

If you’re making a rapid getaway, perhaps you should buy a ticket.

‘‘He didn’t get very far before the BPD caught him,” a resident said Tuesday.

The Standard’s CEO tells the story of a near-death experience — and the endless complications that followed.

Out-of-state cops made over 1.6 million illegal searches of San Francisco's license-plate reader data.

The victim was found early Wednesday near Market and McAllister streets.

Adam Raine discussed suicide multiple times with ChatGPT, a wrongful death lawsuit states.

The widespread access to vaccines could soon be a thing of the past, health experts warn.

A Canadian is suing Turo after border authorities found narcotics in the minivan he rented.

Discreet devices and software are recording everything. Is it legal? And do you consent?

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot got it wrong when asked to identify the race of an alleged killer.

The city is turning away millions of dollars that could help Black mothers, even as they face nearly triple the risk of premature birth as white mothers.