Dog snubs Frank Lloyd Wright
What do the Guggenheim Museum in New York City and a doghouse in Marin have in common? Frank Lloyd Wright.
Avoidable health problems still hurt
The total cost of treating avoidable health conditions in California is estimated to be more than $3.6 ...
Nonviolence groups tap unlikely mentors
A rapper with a criminal record is not the role model you'd expect for a nonviolence campaign.
The frightful cost of a full tank
As if the Bay Area wasn't expensive enough, gas prices are soaring towards $5 a gallon.
Gay marriage pits church against state
A recent protest has shown that the Prop. 8 decision is not the end of the debate ...
Ban on plastic crap for America’s Cup
The Port Commission has rolled out a new “zero waste policy:" Plastic water bottles, utensils, and bags will be banned.
Hellman honored as he would have liked it
Thousands of music fans paid tribute to Warren Hellman at a day-long memorial concert at Ocean Beach.
Asia pollution linked to Cali snow
Research shows Chinese air pollution is linked to the snow Californians normally get in the Sierras this ...
Bill would put the squeeze on food trucks
Do you go off the grid for lunch? If so, your favorite food truck may soon be ...
Preventing the shame of repeated injustice
As people gathered to remember Japanese internment during World War II, some also worried that it could happen again.
Catch a glimpse of Yosemite’s firefall
For two weeks in mid-February visitors descend on Yosemite National Park in hopes of catching a rare ...
Bochy’s attempt at protecting Posey
Bruce Bochy is taking an unusual approach to avoid another serious injury to Buster Posey.
A little piece of history lost
Rose Cliver, one of the few remaining survivors of the deadly 1906 earthquake, passed away on Saturday ...
Free condoms for SF teens by mail
Taking notice of the high rates of STDs among teenagers, health officials have launched a condom program ...
Wind turbines spin at Crissy Field
The powerful wind that blows across Crissy Field is now being harnessed to generate electricity.
Eight in 10 SF foreclosures had errors
A City review shows the rates of San Francisco foreclosures with some sort of error reach an astounding 84 percent.
Go from zero to Jedi hero
It's not every day you get to hone your quasi-mystical skills using advanced energy weapons.
New Mission coming back to life
One of the City's last grand movie houses is slated for a "massive" renovation.
Let Manny be Manny somewhere else
The young, innocent A's don't need a distraction like Manny Ramirez hanging around the clubhouse.
Human trafficking haunts the Bay
Thanks to a lack of funding and training, the problem of human trafficking persists in the Bay ...
Foie gras ban sets table for shark fin
Time is running out for chefs from Napa to Hollywood to remove a favorite star from their ...
