Jay and Kristen Ruskey, founders of Good Land Organics and Frinj Coffee, were found dead in Cambria. Autopsies are complete and toxicology results are pending as the community rallies around their three children.

BAAQMD’s Clean HEET grants will pay homeowners up to $10,500 to replace wood or pellet stoves with electric heat pumps; applications are open through July 14, 2026.

BART officers pulled over a car at Coliseum Station Thursday night and seized about 157 grams of suspected cocaine, meth and fentanyl; a 22-year-old was arrested. Authorities say the vehicle appeared to be operating as a mobile drug store.

South San Francisco police say detectives arrested two suspects and recovered a stolen gun after connecting a Nov. 26 robbery to a later Gardenside Drive shooting.

SFMTA warned that subway service was slowed between Castro and Civic Center while controllers conducted a safety check after a reported intruder.

Patchy fog Saturday gives way to a string of storms. Heavy rain, gusts and low‑elevation snow are expected into midweek.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then a series of Pacific storms brings rain and gusty southerly winds from Sunday into midweek. Expect wet commutes and coastal advisories.

A San Francisco judge signaled she will bar USDA from forcing states to hand over detailed SNAP records, a decision with privacy and budget impacts for millions of recipients.

Sen. Suzette Valladares introduced SB 1060 to require a 1,000-foot buffer between large residential treatment centers and schools, a response to protests over a Victorville campus.

Anheuser‑Busch has listed its Fairfield Budweiser plant for sale as the company winds down operations and city officials weigh reuse plans.

EPA has proposed a $24 million thermally enhanced cleanup at the old Lorentz Superfund site near San Jose State, and officials want assurances about vapor and field impacts.

Trustees approved 33 position cuts and will discontinue Napa Valley College’s adaptive physical education program starting in 2026–27, a change administrators say is driven by projected budget shortfalls. The decision drew a packed meeting and hours of public comment.

A Federal Circuit panel ruled the USPTO's NHK‑Fintiv guidance is a "general statement of policy," denying Apple and other tech firms' challenge and curbing access to IPRs.