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DoorDash Sued By DC Attorney General For Allegedly Pocketing Delivery Workers' TipsThe lawsuit, filed Tuesday, seeks to recover millions of dollars in tip money and to impose civil penalties on the company.
New York Joins California, Other States Suing E-Cigarette Maker JuulAttorney General Letitia James announced the lawsuit on Tuesday against San Francisco based JUUL Labs.
50 Alleged Gang Members Arrested In Stockton-Area Raids Targeting NorteñosState enforcement officials have busted up a major Stockton crime operation tied to the notorious Norteño street gang, arresting 50 people, seizing an arsenal of illegal weapons and 25 pounds of drugs, authorities announced Tuesday.
Prosecutors: Man Accused In Cold Case Murder Of Marin County Woman A Suspected Serial KillerProsecutors are branding a 73-year-old Arizona man a serial killer in a bid to convince a Nevada judge to deny bail pending trial in the killing of a Marin County woman more than 40 years ago.
National AIDS Memorial Grove Volunteer Jack Porter DiesJack Porter, a San Francisco volunteer who worked tirelessly to establish and maintain the National AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park, has died.
Slack's Stock Plunges After Microsoft Says Teams Has 20 Million UsersAlthough Slack is ubiquitous in many offices and newsrooms throughout Corporate America, the company is facing a formidable challenge from Microsoft.
California Won't Buy Cars From GM, Chrysler Or Toyota After Siding With Trump Over EmissionsThe state of California is taking aim at GM, Chrysler, Toyota, Nissan and other automakers that are aligning with the Trump administration in its battle over emissions rules.
Loud Steam Release At Crockett Natural Gas Turbine Plant Prompts Emergency CallsA steam release at a natural gas turbine plant in Crockett produced a loud noise late Monday night that prompted numerous calls to emergency services.
TOP VIDEOS
Dreamforce Conference Kicks Off At San Francisco's Moscone CenterKenny Choi reports on the start of annual Dreamforce conference Monday morning (11-19-2019)
Raw Video: State Officials Give Update on Camp Fire Debris RemovalDays following the one-year anniversary of the Camp Fire, the most deadly and destructive wildfire in California's history, the State announced completion of its structural debris removal operation - clearing nearly 11,000 properties of qualified wildfire debris throughout Butte County in approximately 9 months' time.
AIDS Memorial Grove Volunteer Jack Porter DiesJack Porter, who worked tirelessly to establish and maintain the AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park, has died. (11/17/19)
PROJECT HOME
Dozens Say Taxpayer-Funded Housing Program Put Them Back On The StreetBay Area Community Services (BACS) is the largest housing solutions program in the Bay Area and it's largely funded by tens of millions of taxpayer dollars. But dozens of people say they're back out on the street because of BACS.
Mother And Son Kicked Out Of Homeless Shelter For Mental Health OutburstA mother and her son were on a waitlist for a homeless shelter for 18 months and once they got in, they were kicked out eight months later due to a mental health outburst.
Homeowners In Fire Zones Lose Insurance CoverageAs fires ravage California each year, more homeowners are at risk of losing their insurance.
Small Property Owners Want To Continue Raising Rents To Pay Off Their DebtSmall property owners showed up in droves to the Rent Board this week to debate whether landlords should be required to disclose their finances to pass along any debt. Currently, they don’t have to, and tenants want that to change.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
New York Joins California, Other States Suing E-Cigarette Maker JuulAttorney General Letitia James announced the lawsuit on Tuesday against San Francisco based JUUL Labs.
National AIDS Memorial Grove Volunteer Jack Porter DiesJack Porter, a San Francisco volunteer who worked tirelessly to establish and maintain the National AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park, has died.
Peninsula Lawmakers Consider Permits To Allow Cattle Ranchers To Shoot Mountain LionsSouthbay ranchers say some mountain lions are repeatedly attacking their cattle. Local lawmakers are considering issuing them permits to shoot the problem cats.
East Bay News
PG&E Scaling Back Power Shutoffs; Alameda County, Moraga, Lafayette, Novato No Longer ImpactedOfficials in Alameda County, Moraga, Lafayette and Novato announced Tuesday afternoon that residents would not be impacted by the planned PG&E Public Safety Shutoff on Wednesday, according to authorities.
Loud Steam Release At Crockett Natural Gas Turbine Plant Prompts Emergency CallsA steam release at a natural gas turbine plant in Crockett produced a loud noise late Monday night that prompted numerous calls to emergency services.
Orinda Halloween Shooting: DA Not Filing Charges, Most Suspects ReleasedContra Costa County prosecutors are not filing charges against the suspects in the Orinda Halloween party shooting at an Airbnb and most of the suspects were released Monday night.
South Bay News
12-Hour Standoff Near San Jose State Ends With Man In CustodyA suspect has been taken into custody early Tuesday morning nearly 12 hours after starting a standoff with San Jose police at a home near San Jose State University.
String Of Stanford Students Report Possible Date Rape DruggingTwo Stanford University students reported being possible victims of the date rape drug over the weekend. The two cases are just a part of a string of reports from students who believed they had become victims of drugging.
Police Surround Possibly Armed Man Barricaded In Home Near San Jose StateSan Jose police are engaging in a barricade situation with a possibly armed man near San Jose State University, police said Monday night.
North Bay News
Prosecutors: Man Accused In Cold Case Murder Of Marin County Woman A Suspected Serial KillerProsecutors are branding a 73-year-old Arizona man a serial killer in a bid to convince a Nevada judge to deny bail pending trial in the killing of a Marin County woman more than 40 years ago.
2 Die In Horrific Early Morning Highway 29 CrashTwo people were killed early Tuesday morning in a horrific head-on crash on Highway 29 just north of St. Helena, authorities said.
PG&E: High Wind Event Could Prompt Power Shutoffs In North Bay This WeekPG&E said Sunday that an expected high wind event Wednesday could prompt a Public Safety Power Shutoff for some customers in the North Bay, Sierra foothills and North Valley, but conditions remain fluid.
Sports Headlines & Scores
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 12: Deebo Samuel, Darius Slayton Emerging As Strong WR OptionsThe 49ers and Giants rookies have seen their roles in the offense grow as the season goes, making them solid options in your fantasy lineup.
Paschall's 30 Pts Not Enough, Warriors Fall To Pelicans 108-100Eric Paschall scored 30 points for injury-depleted Golden State, which has lost seven straight. Ky Bowman scored 19 points and Glenn Robinson III added 14.
Carr, Jacobs, Crosby Help Raiders Keep Bengals WinlessDerek Carr passed for 292 yards and a touchdown, Josh Jacobs had his fourth 100-yard game in the last six weeks, and the Oakland Raiders beat the winless Cincinnati Bengals 17-10 on Sunday.
Bay Area Food
Two Hot New SOMA Restaurants To Check OutInterested in exploring the newest restaurants to open in SoMa? Give these two a try.
Oakland Eats: New Owners Taking Over Plum Bar, Doña Tomás Closing After 20 YearsHere's the latest in Oakland food news. In this edition -- an Uptown bar gets new owners, a beer hall gets reborn in Temescal and a longstanding Mexican eatery invites customers to a closing party.
Popular Oakland Eatery Reem's To Open Location In San Francisco's Mission DistrictPopular Oakland bakery-cafe Reem's is headed to the Mission.