The numbers say San Francisco's office market is the hottest in America, with demand up 112% in just one year. Walk through downtown's still-empty towers, though, and you'll wonder if someone's reading the data wrong.

A Cupertino strip mall fire was contained with no injuries, requiring multiple firefighting units. The incident is under investigation, with some road closures in effect.

San Francisco Fire Department rescued a dog that fell off a cliff at Fort Funston, with help from an SFPD drone. The successful operation resulted in a joyful reunion with its owner.

SFUSD and its administrators' union have reached a tentative contract agreement, averting a strike and granting raises matched to other union increases.

South Park Drive at Tilden Regional Park is closed to cars from Nov 1, 2025, to Mar 31, 2026, for the annual newt migration, allowing safe passage for the amphibians.

A person who fell off a cliff at Gray Whale Cove State Beach was rescued by multiple agencies, including CHP's air unit which transported the patient to a medical center.

The Bay Area Air District fined Republic Services $159,000 for 14 air quality violations related to methane emissions at their Sonoma Central Landfill.

Franklin Enrique Sarceno Orla, a Mountain View barber, is charged with 46 counts following claims of drugging and sexually assaulting men, with over 60 potential victims identified. Judge denies bail due to safety concerns.

A woman was arrested in Brentwood for firearm and narcotics charges after police investigated reported gunshots.

A giant white airship drifted silently above the Golden Gate and the Bay in broad daylight — what’s the Sergey Brin-backed blimp doing in the SF skyline?

San Francisco Police arrested three suspects linked to a July homicide; one suspect died separately. An adult male victim succumbed to gunshot wounds after a July 3rd incident.

A manhunt is underway for Isaiah Andrews, wrongly released from custody, who was facing multiple charges including homicide. Authorities and the U.S. Marshals Service are seeking public assistance to find him.

The Bay Area mourns Niles Tilenius, a 22-year-old flight instructor killed in a Colorado plane crash, who had been set to join United's Aviate program.