24 min ago | Business Journal
Accounting firm SingerLewak to open San Francisco office
The Southern California firm, founded in 1959, moved into Northern California with the opening of a San Jose office in 2009.
4 hrs ago | SF Appeal
Bayview Puppy Theft Turns Into Possible Dog-Napping
The victim of last week's puppy theft has heard from someone claiming to have the dogs, turning what seemed like a robbery into a possible dog-napping. As previously reported, four black-and-tan mixed-breed Doberman Pinscher and Beagle puppies were stolen from a Bayview District home in the 100 block of Cameron Way Tuesday, February 7, police said.
8 hrs ago | Inside Bay Area
Hear Ye: Westbound Bay Bridge shut down over Presidents Day weekend
You've probably noticed the signs on the freeway. You may have seen the TV commercials.
11 hrs ago | SFGate
A while back, Elliot Cohen was trying to reach his neighborhood dry cleaner in New York, but found it frustratingly difficult.
16 hrs ago | Springfield News Leader
Dogpatch pier district in San Francisco braces for renewal
Pier 70 sits in disrepair. Ships built at Pier 70 supported the U.S. military engagements from the Spanish American War to the two World Wars.
AIDS Quilt gets teary welcome home in Castro
SAN FRANCISCO -- Petaluma hairstylist Nicole Sessi was in the Castro yesterday looking for her uncle, who died of AIDS in 1990 when she was in the fourth grade.
Bay Area investment group connects socially responsible lenders, local farmers
It was 2010, and Catherine Sutton, having lost faith in the viability of the stock market, pulled out her money from investments that she suspected weren't as socially responsible as brokers were making them out to be.
Couple behind same-sex-marriage lawsuit divorcing
One of the first same-sex couples to marry in California is now becoming one of the first same-sex couples in the state to call it quits.
Cityscape By John King / In Civic Center, a dragon roars
The granite decorum of Civic Center was upended this month by the most playful of provocateurs, a supersize dragon with steel ribbing, silk skin and a scaled belly composed of 1,000 compact discs.
Noticeable decline in school-age children in West Oakland
Demographic change has left an unmistakable stamp in West Oakland, a historically black, industrial neighborhood near the foot of the Bay Bridge.
Best Places For Romantic Hikes In San Francisco
There's no better way to reinvigorate your love life than a refreshing winter hike.
Occupy protesters target California Democrats
Even with Democrats supporting higher taxes on the wealthy this November, Occupy protesters still found fault with California's majority party at their annual convention in San Diego on Saturday.
Largest AIDS quilt display in years opens Sunday in San Francisco
In San Francisco's Castro District, this year, Valentine's Day is not just about loving the one you're with -- it is also about remembering those loved ones who have been lost, particularly those lost to HIV/AIDS. A free exhibition beginning Sunday will host 312 panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt at five locations throughout the coming week.
Rural residents strike back at Lucas film empire
In this artist rendering released by Lucas Films, a drawing of the proposed Industry Light & Magic campus, is shown.
San Francisco: 4 puppies stolen from Bayview district home
Four 3-week-old mixed-breed Doberman Pinscher and Beagle puppies were stolen from a Bayview district home in the 100 block of Cameron Way sometime Tuesday morning, police said.
Woman drives car into water at Ocean Beach
A woman suffered minor injuries early Friday when she drove a Lexus into the water at San Francisco's Ocean Beach, authorities said.
Anonymous Takes Down CIA Website
After releasing the personal information of Oakland city officials earlier this week, the infamous hacker group Anonymous took credit Friday for crashing the CIA's website.
Firefighter deaths in San Francisco fire blamed on broken window
A flare-up fueled by a broken window caused the deaths of two firefighters in a Diamond Heights house fire last year, and not procedural errors, San Francisco fire officials said Friday.
Trader Joe's signs agreement in labor victory
Trader Joe's, known for being really more of a snack emporium than a grocery store, can now be known for something else; buying tomatoes picked by people with basic human rights.
Embarcadero BART Busker Arrested In 25-Year-Old Murder
If you walk through the Embarcadero Station on your commute, you might have noticed it's a little quieter these days.