City leaders say $33M in state gas-tax funds will repave about 10 miles of San Francisco streets starting July 2026, with work phased through 2028. The effort targets downtown and east-side neighborhoods.

Sunny Thursday with patchy valley fog at sunrise. Light, drizzly rain possible Saturday–Sunday; small craft advisories offshore.

Lufthansa will cut about 20,000 short‑haul flights through October to save fuel as prices soar. The move trims European connections and accelerates fleet and network reshuffles.

UBS has relisted 455 Market in San Francisco's Financial District after pulling the tower from sale in 2022. The 374K‑sf building is anchored by Hinge Health.

The San Francisco DA announced a conviction for felon-in-possession and for carrying a loaded firearm; the judge also found aggravating factors that could increase the sentence.

A well-funded progressive, Eric Jones, is mounting a primary challenge to Rep. Mike Thompson in California's redrawn 4th District. The June primary will test whether money and new voters can shake up a long‑standing incumbent.

San José State added a mobile Doppler radar and a NASA partnership to expand wildfire sensing, field campaigns and hands‑on student training. The upgrades aim to sharpen local fire forecasts and plume monitoring.

An Assembly committee advanced AB 1806, which would require the California attorney general to investigate shootings by federal immigration agents and issue a public report. The move follows recent federal and local shootings that have roiled advocates and officials.

Japanese materials firm Resonac opened the U.S.'s first advanced semiconductor packaging R&D center in Union City, joining a US‑JOINT consortium to speed AI chip development.

Napa County will host a free ADU info session next Thursday covering forgivable construction loans up to $105,000 and tenant eligibility requirements.

A man handed a teller a note and simulated a gun at the Wells Fargo on Piedmont Avenue Tuesday, leaving with an undisclosed amount of cash. Oakland police have released a suspect description and are asking for tips.

A San Diego judge’s tentative ruling favors Chelsea Goss on free‑speech grounds but preserves limited trespass‑related restrictions against her. The decision keeps a permanent‑injunction hearing on the calendar.

Alameda County supervisors will vote Tuesday on a sheriff‑requested extension of the county’s Flock Safety license‑plate reader contract. The debate pits crime‑fighting claims against privacy and data‑access worries.