Cool, foggy Juneteenth morning in San Francisco with spotty drizzle. Breezy southwest winds and a Beach Hazards Statement for Pacific-facing shores through Sunday morning.

Reem’s California is opening a 3,000‑sq‑ft bakery and cafe at 85 Webster Street in Jack London Square, scheduled to open Friday, June 26. The Mission‑based bakery will act as a production hub and small cafe on the waterfront.

Emeryville’s century‑old Townhouse Restaurant says it will close this Saturday unless a private lender steps in. Owner Dan Seng is offering secured terms to keep the doors open.

A 66-year-old man was robbed on the Stevens Creek Trail on June 11. Police say the suspect fled with cash, a watch and a phone.

The Clorox Building at 1221 Broadway was returned to its lender via a deed‑in‑lieu, a high‑profile sign of strain in Oakland’s downtown office market.

A woman was killed after her pickup rolled backward and struck her on Burnside Road near Sebastopol, the CHP says. The crash remains under investigation.

An Antioch couple’s state refund was seized to cover 161 91 Express Lanes citations totaling more than $10,000; the fines were dismissed after a consumer-unit intervention.

A modern Pacific Heights home with sweeping Golden Gate views and a landscaped roof deck lists for $19.9M. The five-bedroom residence pairs trophy finishes with tech-forward systems.

Funky Elephant’s Mission outpost will close this Sunday; the Berkeley original will remain open for now. Owners urged gift‑card holders to redeem before the final service.

Enliven Therapeutics has moved its headquarters to Burlingame and priced an upsized public offering of about $400M as it prepares ELVN‑001 for a Phase 3 CML trial.

A 26-year-old was arrested after witnesses say he set small fires beneath the US-101 overpass in San Rafael; the blazes caused minor damage but no injuries.

A Union City man faces a felony charge after a July 15, 2025 head‑on crash on Hwy 84 near Ruby Hill that killed an Oakley man.

Supervisor Bilal Mahmood rolled out the Affordable Groceries Act to subsidize neighborhood markets, tax vacant supermarket leases and speed approvals in SF. The plan would go to voters if the board advances it.