Firefighters put out a blaze at an abandoned Daly City building at 101 Wellington Ave; investigators say trespassers started the first‑floor fire and no one was inside.

Federal Reserve data show U.S. industrial production fell 0.5% in March, pulled down by utilities and motor‑vehicle output.

Five people lost their homes Wednesday night after a one-alarm fire tore through a building under construction on the 1700 block of 31st Avenue in the Outer Sunset, bringing firefighters racing to the scene just as the dinner hour wound down.

Sunny and breezy Thursday in San Jose with highs near 71°F and gusty northwest winds. Small craft advisories affect Monterey Bay this afternoon and evening.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 70°F and gusty offshore winds in the hills. Small Craft Advisories affect Monterey Bay; rain possible Sunday.

The FTC opened a 47‑page review of food and grocery delivery pricing, arguing that “free delivery” ads often hide mandatory fees and asking for public comment.

Cà Phê Việt opened in downtown San Francisco with egg coffee, salted-cream drinks and banh mi. The owners plan a Union Square location in June.

San Francisco's first measles case since 2019 was confirmed in an unvaccinated infant after international travel; public-health teams are tracing contacts and urging MMR checks.

Dropbox leased the entire 50 Hawthorne building and Decagon took roughly 70,000 square feet at 680 Folsom, boosting occupancy and underscoring renewed demand for amenity‑rich offices in San Francisco.

San José police say analysts used automated license-plate readers to help locate a vehicle and stop a suspect who allegedly brandished a firearm at shoppers. Officials say the RTIC tools sped the response.

Parkside Eats has taken over the former Lepe’s Taqueria in Santa Rosa and is drawing crowds for a $21 Parkside cheeseburger and a menu of Mexican‑leaning comfort food.

San Francisco marked the 120th anniversary of the 1906 quake by launching a screening program to identify older concrete buildings at risk in a major earthquake.

A federal appeals court struck down major parts of California’s AB 290, blocking reimbursement caps and disclosure rules aimed at dialysis providers. The ruling leaves charity premium‑assistance programs intact for now but raises new questions about who pays for costly kidney care.