Saks Fifth Avenue's San Francisco store is transitioning to an appointment-only model amid layoffs and a changing retail landscape, aiming for a personalized shopping experience for luxury consumers.

Jeffrey Landon is charged with a hate crime for allegedly attacking a man using anti-LGBTQ slurs and an A-Frame sign in San Francisco; he has pleaded not guilty.

A suspect in a stolen vehicle caused multiple collisions in Union City, hitting a business, a bus, and cars, leading to non-life-threatening injuries and their arrest.

The California Highway Patrol in Hayward used a Flock Safety Camera to arrest a suspect with a loaded firearm after a real-time alert, highlighting the system's role in crime prevention.

San Leandro Police recovered a stolen work truck and its $30,000 worth of tools, arresting three suspects linked to both the truck and a stolen Lexus involved in the incident.

A motorcyclist engaged in a high-speed chase with California Highway Patrol in Oakland and was eventually caught with a stolen vehicle, drugs, and an unregistered gun.

A cooldown is expected in the San Francisco Bay Area after a heat wave, with temperatures set to drop by the weekend and persist into next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Construction for a new Costco warehouse has begun in Brentwood, with an expected opening in early 2025. The community anticipates benefits such as reduced travel time for shopping and increased city revenue.

Mayor London Breed initiated a new senior housing project in the Mission District, providing 145 units for homeless or at-risk seniors with rents based on income.

Hayward Police arrested two suspects for stealing a vehicle, possessing methamphetamine, a gun, and burglary tools after a pursuit; emphasizing community vigilance in crime prevention.

Sahra Bozorgmehr was convicted of assault by a San Francisco jury for a mask-related altercation in a grocery store as announced by DA Brooke Jenkins.

BART has received the final car from the original Fleet of the Future contract, marking a notable transition in its initiative to upgrade transit services and infrastructure.

San Francisco's City Attorney barred Auto Towing from city contracts for five years due to their illegal towing practices and misleading San Francisco drivers.