San Francisco’s mild Friday gives way to a cooler weekend. A Coastal Flood Advisory warns of possible flooding in low-lying areas.

Badal Dholaria's plea spares a trial in the death of Castro Valley's Alix Sparks, 41. Sentencing looms in Martinez.

Berkeley completed 34 SVSH investigations in FY2025, while its survivor support center absorbs deep budget cuts.

Nearly half of Oakland's pipes need work, and officials warn a historic El Niño could expose the gaps.

The oceanfront resort paid up after a city council vote largely rejected its tax appeal. A sale to a new owner is now underway.

Mayor Daniel Lurie's new building rule could let small-lot developers skip a second staircase, reviving housing that hasn't penciled out in 25 years.

Castro luxury consignment boutique Sui Generis (2231 Market Street) will celebrate two decades in the Castro next week with a handful of events and in-store activities.

DiGiovanni says she won't attend anger-management training required under the censure and will let voters decide her fate in November.

The Irish bar at 22nd and Guerrero handed out up to 9,000 pandemic meals. Now owner Ian Duggan says a frozen payroll has him scrambling.

Aragon High students say a shelter-in-place left them cut off from family as San Mateo Union's new phone ban took hold.

Elliott and Siris are weighing a sale of the Santa Clara cybersecurity firm, which now serves more than 4,000 customers worldwide.

SFUSD says it banned willful-defiance suspensions in 2014, but one school logged 3,639 office referrals in a year.

Surveillance footage shows four officers hitting David Cordero after his motorcycle clipped a patrol car door in 2018.