San Francisco's City Attorney and City Administrator announce a $2.2 million settlement for last-mile delivery drivers after a healthcare spending compliance investigation.

San Francisco celebrates the Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary with a three-day event in Golden Gate Park featuring Dead & Company, honoring the band's history and the late Phil Lesh.

The National Weather Service San Francisco warns of weather changes, with initial heat followed by cooler temperatures, strong winds, and potential thunderstorms early next week.

Vallejo Police arrested a convicted felon for multiple felonies, including firearm possession and intent to distribute marijuana, after a traffic stop for car tint and license plate issues.

Golden Eye Social, an upscale dining and interactive gaming venue with augmented reality darts, has opened in San Francisco's Yerba Buena neighborhood.

A federal court temporarily blocked the Trump administration's new conditions on HUD grants, conditions the San Francisco City Attorney argued were illegal.

Two men were arrested after a violent incident involving gunfire in Frank Ogawa Plaza, Oakland. Both sustained injuries and a third suspect is sought.

A former employee was arrested after a stabbing at a Santa Rosa restaurant left a man critically injured; suspected use of a cleaver and charges include attempted murder.

SF Environment launches the BRRR program, offering incentives to small businesses for replacing harmful refrigerants and improving efficiency at low or no cost.

23andMe is facing large-scale layoffs and potential bankruptcy, with possible closure of its San Francisco office and uncertain future for employees, including executives and scientists, amid financial struggles and a prior cyberattack.

Oakland Airport has completed a modernization of its Terminal 1 check-in lobby, aiming to enhance the passenger experience with new finishes and lighting.

Law enforcement swiftly detained five suspects after a violent home invasion in Windsor, where residents were held at gunpoint. Inter-agency collaboration was crucial for the arrests.

Union City Police found a body in a vehicle on 3rd Street and started an investigation; it is identified as Raul Torres, deceased for weeks. No signs of trauma were found.