A San Francisco judge signaled she will bar USDA from forcing states to hand over detailed SNAP records, a decision with privacy and budget impacts for millions of recipients.

Anheuser‑Busch has listed its Fairfield Budweiser plant for sale as the company winds down operations and city officials weigh reuse plans.

Police announced Friday that a suspect was arrested after bullets were fired into an occupied Redwood City home. Officials released few details as the investigation continues.

A 70-unit condo is proposed at 910 Webster, replacing Webster Oaks and promising 20% affordable units plus rooftop amenities as it heads to a pre-screening review.

Marin Republicans flagged dozens of alleged “dead” voters from last November’s Prop. 50 tally; the county’s registrar says a review found only a few deceased records and no votes cast after death.

A former Daly City officer faces child‑abuse and weapons charges after prosecutors say deputies seized a modified assault rifle and a 4‑year‑old arrived at preschool with visible injuries.

AT&T plans to reopen its flagship at One Powell in Union Square, reversing a 2023 closure and joining other national retailers returning to downtown San Francisco.

A new CARB inventory finds California’s natural and working lands stored nearly 5 billion metric tons of carbon and absorbed about twice the carbon lost to wildfires, though recent mega‑fires have reduced stocks.

SKS Partners has listed the 133,427‑sqft mass‑timber building at 1 De Haro in Showplace Square, home to Samsara's HQ. The sale will be watched as a test of demand for stabilized S.F. offices.

A Bodega Bay meet‑and‑greet with Sheriff Eddie Engram turned into a heated immigration forum as protesters demanded an ordinance to end cooperation with ICE.

A student brought a firearm to Rolling Hills Elementary on Tuesday. School staff and police say no one was hurt and an investigation into storage is underway.

San Mateo County is placing newspaper-box-sized naloxone dispensers at community sites and planning clinic vending machines, with the first unit at Allcove San Mateo.

A 101‑unit West Oakland supportive housing building remains closed months after a November ribbon‑cutting, leaving approved tenants and advocates demanding answers.