UCSF surgeons moved a patient from a total artificial heart to a human donor organ, giving a Bay Area cook who’d lived months on a mechanical pump a new chance with his family. The case highlights device options — and persistent donor shortages.

A 31-year-old man faces felony counts after allegedly traveling from San Mateo County to Martinez to meet someone he believed was a 13-year-old; court records describe an undercover sting and a March 26 hearing.

A six‑acre Hayward warehouse that had been leased to a manufacturer is now being marketed by JLL amid strong East Bay industrial demand.

A ceremonial groundbreaking on March 17 kicked off an $11M renovation at Hoover Park, bringing a splash pad, new courts and upgraded play areas to the neighborhood.

A January attack on a San Francisco Waymo — six minutes of death threats while bystanders cheered and the car sat frozen — has put a spotlight on the unresolved tension at the core of robotaxi design: the same software that stops a car to protect a pedestrian can strand a passenger with nowhere to go.

A long-stalled SoMa lot nicknamed "Lake SoMa" has a new proposal for a 25‑story, 272‑unit tower that would add deed‑restricted affordable homes and open space.

Less than three weeks after The Infatuation named Nippon Curry one of the best Japanese curry spots in San Francisco, health inspectors found mouse droppings in multiple areas of the Marina District restaurant — and flagged the rodent finding as a repeat violation. Here's what the inspection report shows.

A judge on Monday gave Antonio Durant 30 years to life for a 2019 West Oakland triple killing. Prosecutors say DNA on discarded clothing tied him to the scene.

Shireen McSpadden will retire June 30, 2026, handing Mayor Daniel Lurie a high‑profile vacancy that could reshape San Francisco's homelessness strategy.

Brief internet outages hit the Bay Area on March 16, with Xfinity customers among those reporting dropouts and monitoring sites flagging wider spikes.

San Francisco leaders will propose a local ordinance to allow cannabis cafes to serve food and host performances while requiring ventilation and worker protections.

City staff say large transit-area projects and steady permit activity put Millbrae on pace for a 2,199-unit state target, though timing and permits will decide the outcome.

The Grammy-winning Oakland native visited her alma mater over the weekend and performed "Folded" for students and neighbors during a community celebration.