Five 10th graders from Montgomery High School caused $5,000 in damages at a closed middle school; Santa Rosa Police arrested them for felony vandalism and burglary.

Blue Bottle will open a Mission Rock café next Monday at 300 Toni Stone Crossing, joining a growing roster of waterfront eateries. The outpost will run morning-to-afternoon hours for neighborhood and office crowds.

The San Francisco Street Food Festival returns this weekend after a five-year hiatus, featuring diverse culinary talents from La Cocina's incubator program.

Stanford Health Care paused new Medicare telehealth bookings amid the federal shutdown, affecting many Peninsula seniors and prompting scheduling changes.

A person was shot Wednesday night at the Claudia Court complex in Antioch and was taken to a hospital; police call it isolated and are searching for a suspect.

Orlando Rivero, 27, was arrested by San Jose Police for allegedly using his vehicle to assault a food truck, with no injuries but causing significant damage.

FAA cuts scheduled air traffic by 10% at high-volume airports due to staffing shortages. This may affect San Francisco's air travel during the Veteran's Day weekend.

Macy's and TMG Partners are evaluating the redevelopment of the Union Square flagship store in San Francisco, exploring potential changes including housing conversion, amid a broader context of retail closures and downtown revitalization.

A former San Jose apartment manager, Mariam Ahmadi, has been arrested for identity theft and drug possession. Evidence at her home suggested exploitation of tenant information for fraudulent credit cards.

Seaside police arrested four Oakland men Tuesday after officers found narcotics and evidence they planned car break‑ins. All four were booked into Monterey County Jail.

Roger Goodell and 49ers CEO Jed York rang Nasdaq’s closing bell in Times Square to spotlight the Bay Area’s countdown to Super Bowl LX. The move tees up a week of fan events and civic programs across the region.

Santa Clara's engineers union says the city retaliated after placing a longtime engineer on leave, filing a PERB charge and demanding reinstatement and higher pay. The dispute comes as major projects and 2026 events put extra strain on staff.

Ginger's, the sole LGBTQ+ space in downtown San Francisco, is on an indefinite hiatus due to financial struggles and staffing issues post-reopening. Owner Brian Sheehy seeks a new manager for potential revival.