Courts
A brutal setback for fans of Vaillancourt Fountain
Judge’s decision puts the controversial sculpture one step closer to removal
Is Uber responsible for its drivers’ behavior?
A San Francisco judge weighs whether or not the ride-hailing company is liable when drivers commit sexual assault
Everlane faces eviction from San Francisco HQ
The struggling direct-to-consumer brand is overdue on its rent, landlord claims
After five years, the ‘Grandpa Vicha’ case comes to a close
The random and brutal killing of Thai elder Vicha Ratanapakdee by a 19-year-old in 2021 sparked outrage and a recall
A $2.1 billion tweet: Elon Musk defrauded Twitter investors
A San Francisco jury found the Tesla CEO liable for $2.1 billion in damages over tweets
Elon Musk threatened to go ‘World War III until the end of time’ on Twitter’s board
As the jury deliberates a verdict in the fraud trial brought by shareholders of the social media platform, their decision may hinge on one lawyer’s testimony
‘Imagine two guys roll up on you’: Lawyer for man accused of assaulting Mayor Lurie’s security guard speaks
In viral fight with an undercover officer, Tony Phillips’ lawyer says his client is the real victim
Former Twitter CFO takes the stand in Federal Court
Ned Segal, now a high-ranking City Hall official, offered his buttoned-up version of the months leading to Elon Musk’s acquisition of the social media platform
Musk’s attorneys: Judge too cozy with Ned Segal
'I asked him to please say hello to the mayor for me,’ judge explained
Elon Musk on the stand in SF: ‘I believe in truth and transparency’
The ‘builder, engineer, creator, and entrepreneur’ defends himself against claims that he hurt Twitter’s value before buying the social media platform
