A YouTube prank by Danny Mullen at San Francisco City Hall, dressed as fake government officials, bewildered employees and was filmed for his channel.

Former Alameda County D.A. Pamela Price has launched a podcast titled "Pamela Price Unfiltered," focusing on candid societal issue discussions, following her recall from office.

San Francisco Beer Week features a Muni-themed beer crawl with a new IPA "Hop on Muni," encouraging participants to explore local businesses along Muni routes from Feb. 21 to Mar. 2.

Danielle La Vigne and Rachel Colvin are the new keepers of San Francisco Bay's iconic East Brother Light Station.

Oakland is expanding its surveillance with new safety cameras on Hegenberger Avenue, boosting security ahead of the NBA All-Star Weekend, with Councilmembers Houston and Reid supporting the $150,000 investment.

San Francisco prepares for a busy weekend with the NBA All-Star Game and Chinese New Year Parade, involving significant crowd management and traffic control by SFMTA.

Sonoma County commits settlement funds from opioid manufacturers to address its drug crisis, with a focus on treatment and education, amidst a high rate of opioid-related deaths.

Senator McNerney introduced SB 31, a bill to increase the use of recycled water in California for diverse applications, supporting sustainable water practices and drought resilience.

San Francisco officials ensure safety for Lunar New Year, addressing merchant concerns and focusing on anti-Asian hate incidents to boost public confidence.

BART organized a "speed dating/friend making" event on a train for adults aged 18-35, which quickly filled its 200 available spots. The event includes a ride and activities to facilitate connections.

San Quentin staff joined a memorial run by the Alameda County Sheriff's Academy to honor late Oakland Officer Jordan Wingate, who died in the line of duty.

Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved new tenant protection laws, adding "just cause eviction" rules and greater renter safeguards in the county's unincorporated areas.

San Francisco's Mayor and Board of Supervisors passed the Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance with a 10-1 vote, aiming to improve public safety and drug rehabilitation.