Beaux, a prominent gay bar in San Francisco's Castro district, celebrated its 10-year anniversary with extensive renovations to improve the customer experience.

A Windsor man, Manfred Ortmann, was arrested for assaulting two juveniles with his vehicle, petty theft, and vandalism after a confrontation over trespassing.

The Hayden, a new 177-apartment building by Carmel Partners and managed by Greystar, has been completed in Belmont near the Caltrain station, featuring amenities like a pool and a lounge.

The Bay Area is set to experience a warm-up with highs of 68 today and 73 on Tuesday before cooling down later in the week, per National Weather Service San Francisco.

Vir Biotechnology is reducing its workforce by 25%, affecting 141 jobs, as it restructures and focuses on hepatitis research, despite reporting a $138 million loss but maintaining a $1.3 billion valuation.

Two suspects, Ernest Dotson and Laquita Nasha Shink, were arrested by Union City Police for attempted murder and conspiracy after a shooting at Century 25 Theaters.

A 70-year-old motorcyclist, Michael Stier, has died following a solo crash in Santa Rosa on July 26, with no indication of drugs or alcohol involvement.

An early morning fire at a Novato homeless encampment led to the arrests of two individuals, with officials suspecting arson and investigating the incident's connection to prior fires.

Chef Michael Mina's Bungalow Kitchen in Marin County is introducing a sushi experience with an omakase menu by Chef Yukinori Yama, starting August 1st.

Intel's stocks fell sharply after it released a weaker revenue forecast and aggressive cost-cutting plans, including job cuts and a suspended dividend, in response to financial challenges and market competition.

SFPD concluded a virtual town hall on the officer-involved shooting of armed robbery suspect Alexander Lopez, committing to transparency and ongoing investigations by multiple agencies.

The SEC has charged ex-CEO of IRL, Abraham Shafi, with conducting a $170 million fraud, misleading investors on user numbers and using funds for personal expenses.

Jeyson Garcia faces felony charges for multiple burglaries in San Francisco's Outer Mission District and Noe Valley. He pleaded not guilty at his arraignment.