Kevin Epps, a Bay Area filmmaker and editor, goes on trial in San Francisco this week over a 2016 fatal shooting at his Glen Park home.

A San Francisco police officer shot a dog and zapped its owner after the dog bit another individual and an officer. Investigations are underway, and a town hall meeting is planned.

Trick Dog’s Quik Dog debuts Tuesday in Mission Rock, bringing burgers, hot dogs and pre-mixed cocktails on tap to a 4,133‑square‑foot spot across from Oracle Park.

SFFD crews responded to a one‑alarm structure fire on the 400 block of 28th Avenue; flames were reported on a rear deck and no injuries were reported.

Gilroy Police investigate after a teen found a razor blade in a candy bar from trick-or-treating; they urge public vigilance and to report any tampering.

IBM and Infineon are laying off over 100 tech workers in the Bay Area, adding to the region's tech job cuts. IBM's layoffs are part of a global workforce reduction, which could result in around 2,700 jobs lost worldwide.

A Mission pop‑up called Nâu Coffee is selling out pandan, salted‑egg and egg coffees, turning Bernal Cutlery into a line‑inducing stop while the founders plan a permanent shop.

Caltrain’s new scenario planning lays out possible elimination of weekend service, hourly trains, early shutdowns and the closure of many stations if funding gaps persist.

Santa Clara County's Measure A sales tax increase is leading with 56.7% support, potentially raising $330M yearly in response to federal funding cuts.

Jerry's Roast Pork opens in SF, offering authentic Philly-style hoagies by baker Matthew Kosoy of Rosalind Bakery. The shop sold out on its first day and aims to bring a taste of the East Coast to the Bay Area.

Berkeley Police are looking for 57-year-old Bashir Latify, at risk due to his physical and mental condition. He was last seen near Carleton St. and Shattuck Ave. wearing a navy-blue jacket and blue sweatpants, possibly heading to Hayward.

The Port of Oakland reported 86% of its electricity in 2024 came from renewable and zero-carbon sources, almost doubling California's target. They've also agreed to a 20-year energy storage deal to support clean energy goals.

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes found in Sunnyvale and Santa Clara raise local disease transmission risks; residents urged to prevent breeding by eliminating standing water.