The decommissioned gantry crane at Hunters Point will pulse with light, sound and oral histories this October. Shows are free to $75.

Gerald Rowe's life-without-parole sentence stands after justices unanimously declined to hear his case over the 2019 suitcase killing.

A leaderless coalition of SF parents and teachers wants neighborhood-school guarantees as SFUSD nears a pivotal October vote.

An 85-foot apartment building would replace San Francisco Federal Credit Union's Gough Street headquarters, with eight units reserved for very low-income renters.

Guests can now collect stamps for 100 cocktails named after San Francisco history, with no deadline to finish.

The Parker Electric Foundation's arts venue remained active after an entity headed by its founder defaulted on a $1.65 million loan; the lender took ownership of the historic building.

San Jose will see sunny skies and rising temperatures through Saturday, when the high could reach 92 degrees. Dry weather continues into next week.

DoorDash's new AI agent matches your phone number to your DoorDash profile and checks out with stored payment info.

A Larkfield museum born at the Presidio celebrated three decades at a Santa Rosa vineyard, with a James Beard finalist cooking the first course.

The Richmond District intersection sits on a stretch of Arguello Boulevard that safety officials still flag as high-risk.

Proposed rules would require zoning administrator and council approval to leave the historic register, ending two decades of easy opt-outs if adopted.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is keeping the license-plate cameras but tightening the rules after audits found hundreds of improper searches.

The chipmaker's new $235 billion repurchase ceiling dwarfs its 2004 buyback cap of just $300 million.