The Berkeley Hat Company is closing after nearly 50 years on Telegraph Avenue, with its owner, Carol Lipnick, planning a final sale and a sidewalk party before retiring.

A fight outside Sylvester Greenwood Academy in Richmond turned violent Monday when a suspect fired at least one shot; the building was struck but no injuries were reported.

A California Street cable car stopped abruptly on Nob Hill, injuring more than a dozen riders. Two people were hospitalized and SFMTA says it will review the incident.

A fight outside a North Beach smoke shop Monday left one person stabbed and two men arrested. Police are asking witnesses to contact the SFPD tip line.

San Francisco supervisors will vote Tuesday to back Teamsters' demand that Amazon bargain with DCK6 workers in the Bayview, with a press conference planned at City Hall beforehand.

Peter Williams recreated the Painted Ladies in gingerbread to benefit LYRIC, complete with tiny interiors and a vintage VW bus.

Jurors were shown photos and forensic testimony tying a Fairfield man to a March 2022 double killing and the wounding of a third.

OAK's Guest Pass lets non‑fliers go past security to meet travelers or shop in post‑security terminals. Approvals are digital and TSA‑reviewed.

A vehicle drove into Hassett Ace Hardware at Woodside Plaza Monday evening, sparking a two-alarm fire. Firefighters say no injuries were reported as investigators probe the cause.

A festive trolley pairs an hour tasting at Concannon with a lit-up crawl through Livermore's best-decorated streets, finishing at Deacon Dave’s show-stopping display.

Bay Lights 360 will relight the Bay Bridge next March with 50,000 LEDs and broader visibility across the Bay.

Pittsburg police detained two people and seized an AK‑style rifle and a large amount of ammunition after a reported road‑rage incident near San Marcos Boulevard.

A Redwood City math tutor was sentenced to one year in jail and ordered to register as a sex offender after pleading no contest to attempting to meet a 17-year-old coworker.