The blaze was under control in less than an hour. No injuries were reported.

On the recommendation of SFDPH, Multiple events and community gatherings scheduled for March in San Francisco are now postponed until further notice.

The driver is cooperating with the investigation. Drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor at this time, officials said.

The driver remained on the scene. No arrest has been made.

The first weekend of March brings a bevy of festivals and fairs, celebrating everything from crystals to chocolate to colorful tulips.

Nine local stations will switch to new frequencies next Monday, with more following in late April, requiring over-the-air TV customers to re-scan.

A longtime antique shop is closing, a design showroom is moving, and 3 other businesses will likely also be affected.

Plus, a pop-up specializing in Jordanian shawarma makes its debut.

For its new art show, Youth Art Exchange is seeking 415 works from San Francisco artists of all ages, mediums and experience levels.

Hayes Valley also saw two separate automotive arsons.

A Public Works employee behind the wheel of a city-owned truck struck the woman, who later died of her injuries.

Police say the pedestrian allegedly entered the street from the median before being struck by the bus.

Here's what you need to know about Oakland's food scene this week.