Bob Lee murder case: Jury deliberations resume in Nima Momeni trial
Jurors in the high-profile murder trial of Nima Momeni, the man accused of killing Cash App co-founder Bob Lee, were set to resume deliberations Monday morning in San Francisco.
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49ers beat the Bears 38-13 to spoil Thomas Brown's coaching debut
Brock Purdy threw two touchdown passes and the San Francisco 49ers bounced back from two blowout losses to beat Chicago 38-13 and spoil interim coach Thomas Brown’s debut for the Bears. The 49ers had been outscored by 53 points the past two weeks in losses at Green Bay and Buffalo that left their playoff hopes teetering. But San Francisco delivered... -
Spare the Air alert: Hazy and foggy weather in Bay Area
Foggy and hazy conditions are in place across the Bay Area, air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups and a Spare the Air alert is in place Sunday, public agencies said.
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Stanford tops California 89-81 in first ACC opener for former Pac-12 rivals
Jaylen Blakes and Maxime Raynaud scored 20 points apiece and Stanford beat California 89-81 in the first Atlantic Coast Conference opener for the former Pac-12 rivals. Blakes sank 7 of 13 shots with two 3-pointers and made all four of his free throws for the Cardinal (8-2). He added six assists and blocked a pair of shots. Raynaud made 8...
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Bay Area holiday events guide 2024
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Here’s some holiday events happening across the Bay Area.
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Uber partners with foundation, provide rides for children battling brain tumors
Uber is partnering with the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation to provide transportation for the families of children battling brain tumors.
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Bay Area Host Committee aims to keep event employment local, permanent to region
Here’s what we know about the Bay Area Host Committee and Tipping Point’s workforce development program.
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Man killed after car crashes into guard shack in Discovery Bay
A security guard is dead following a car crash near a gated community in the East Bay early Saturday morning, officials say.
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Experts, agencies warn of scams across Bay Area during holiday season
Scams are on the rise in the Bay Area this holiday season, reaching people through text messages, phone calls, and even knocking on front doors.
