Flour + Water Pizzeria begins accepting reservations on June 28 in San Francisco's North Beach, featuring pizzas, antipasti, salads, wine, beer, cocktails, and non-alcoholic options.

Katsuo & Kombu offers delicious, freshly prepared udon noodles and other Japanese dishes made from housemade dashi, green onion, and other fresh ingredients. Now open in the Divisadero corridor of San Francisco.

Black bear spotted in Marin County front yard, as captured on security camera. WildCare director explains how to help keep bears away and protect homes.

Suspected gang member Javier Campos has been arrested in connection to a shooting in San Francisco's Mission District that left nine injured, and has been linked to an Oakland homicide at a music video shoot that killed one.

Travis Kalanick's CloudKitchens has leased the notorious Burger King at Market & Grove Streets in the Civic Center, replacing the space that had drawn many health complaints.

The lone survivor of a horrific shooting in Half Moon Bay, Pedro Felix Romero Perez, speaks out for the first time about the tragedy and his experience of surviving the attack.

With significant pain ahead for troubled downtown and Westfield mall areas, retail experts are now predicting recovery in San Francisco may be possible as soon as 2024.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed the nomination of P. Casey Pitts to fill a vacancy on the San Francisco federal bench, making him the city's first openly gay federal judge. Pitts brings a strong background in civil and labor rights and is part of Biden's diverse slate of judicial nominees.

Andrew Kuhaiki, a 37-year-old man, has been found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment after attacking the mother and sister of his girlfriend in Visitacion Valley, California. He faces up to eight years in prison with his sentencing scheduled for July 11, 2022.

Berkeley-based concert promoter Another Planet Entertainment has proposed a series of free outdoor concerts in downtown San Francisco, starting in 2024 at Civic Center Plaza, Embarcadero Plaza, and Union Square.

Oakland A's fans joined forces for a "reverse boycott" rally, resulting in BART's second-highest ridership day since March 2020.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Sup. Dean Preston clash over Mayor Breed's Intoxication Detention Program, with Mayor Breed calling for cooperation and dialogue, instead of polarizing rhetoric, between the city and its constituents.

Startling, but moreover confusing details emerge about the undisclosed findings of skeletal remains on UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Campus, kept in the dark for two years.