Police shut down an unsanctioned "Stud Alley" party in SoMa and arrested 20 people after two gatherings and reports of vandalism over Pride weekend.

Yokocho, a Tokyo-style market from owner Guy Bachar, aims to open this September at 11016 611020 W Magnolia Blvd in a 5,000-square-foot food-hall format serving ramen, sushi and Japanese imports.

Stanford opposed a federal National Register nomination for the former Sigma Chi house at 550 Lasuen Mall even after state and federal reviewers signaled its significance.

Bradley Beal declined his $5.6M player option and will test free agency after season‑ending hip surgery that limited him to six games with the Clippers.

A small helicopter crashed near Reid-Hillview Airport Monday, injuring two people and snarling traffic on eastbound Tully Road.

A 17-year-old was killed after being ejected from a Tesla that struck a guardrail on westbound SR‑60 in Moreno Valley; CHP says a loaded firearm was recovered.

Encinitas council voted 4-1 last Wednesday not to apply for nearly $3.9M in state encampment funding, leaving a looming June 30 deadline and dividing the council.

A vegetation fire near Dunnigan closed southbound I-5 on June 29 and triggered immediate evacuations for the Dunnigan area, with a temporary shelter set up at Fire Station 12.

San Francisco’s 50 United Nations Plaza has been rededicated as the Senator Dianne Feinstein Federal Building in a ceremony led by Sen. Alex Padilla. Family and city officials attended.

San Diego Community Power’s CEO is on leave and the board has tapped its COO as acting CEO while closed‑door meetings advance major renewable contracts.

A South Los Angeles CVS supervisor says she was fired after complaining that security guards ignored shoplifters and has sued the chain and its security contractor.

Noriteo, a Korean 'playground' with a DIY ramyun bar, K‑pop merch and K‑beauty goods, is headed to Mall of America as part of the mall's experiential push.

The Archdiocese of San Francisco has closed 138‑year‑old St. Brigid Academy weeks before the fall term, leaving families of specialized learners racing to find new placements. Deposits will be refunded, officials told parents.