The historic Wilson Building has new owners as investors place another bet on San Francisco’s apartment market.

A San Francisco man pleaded no contest after prosecutors said he forged documents to sell a dead homeowner’s Daly City house.

A San Francisco lawsuit alleges hotel booking impostors charged travelers up to 85% extra. Booking.com’s parent company is also named.

A slow-spreading vegetation fire near La Ragione Avenue reached up to one acre Wednesday, affecting nearby traffic in San Jose.

Two Santa Clara County adults are recovering from West Nile virus as officials prepare targeted mosquito treatments after detecting infected mosquitoes.

Sunnyvale investigators say two alleged meth dealers hid narcotics around Fair Oaks Park and sent customers on a “treasure hunt” to retrieve them.

Bell Partners paid $130 million for South San Francisco’s 195-unit Celeste, expanding its nearby apartment holdings as AI-driven rental demand surges.

PG&E wants regulators to approve a $26.6 million shareholder reward tied to gas savings, potentially adding 41 cents a month to residential bills.

A warrant is active for a 38-year-old Antioch man accused of pimping and pandering after he missed a Contra Costa court date. His case began with a Concord hotel sting involving an undercover request, a stolen pistol and cash.

The FTC is suing San Francisco-based Hims & Hers over alleged health-data sharing, billing and cancellation practices.

After more than 50 years in the Castro, corner store Buffalo Whole Food & Grain Co. (598 Castro Street) will shutter next week.

A Berkeley man pleaded no contest in a 2018 DUI death and was released after receiving credit for time served on a 10-year sentence.

San Rafael police ordered an evacuation at Westamerica Bank headquarters Wednesday morning and warned people to avoid Mission and B streets. Officials had not yet disclosed what prompted the alert.