Parachute, a new bakery from Sorrel's team led by Nasir Armar, opened in SF's Ferry Building, selling inventive pastries like chocolate entremet and cube-shaped croissants. It sold out of 800 items in 90 minutes.

Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg because he can't use the name "Mark Zuckerberg" on Facebook. To clarify: that's bankruptcy attorney Mark Steven Zuckerberg of Indianapolis filing the suit.

Castro fitness fanatics looking for a place to relax, recover, and recharge could soon have a new option along Market Street.

Books Inc., a Bay Area bookstore chain, will continue operations after Barnes & Noble's acquisition, preserving its cultural legacy and modernizing its operations.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a project to revitalize Fisherman's Wharf, including a new public plaza, aiming to boost tourism and enhance the area's historic appeal.

San José Mineta International Airport is set to introduce Waymo's autonomous vehicle service, starting with employee trials and planning to offer public rides later in the year.

The FDA has notified of H5N1 contamination in RAWR Raw Cat Food, linking it to a deceased cat. RAWR disputes the FDA's handling and has recalled affected lots, advising customers to cook the food to 165°F or opt for refunds/exchanges.

An officer-involved shooting occurred on Hwy 101 in San Francisco after a man with an edged weapon was engaged by SFPD and deputies, prompting multiple investigations.

San Jose man Jose L. Hernandez was arrested after a traffic stop revealed expired tags, two ghost guns, and an open alcohol container; he faces multiple charges.

A Victorian building in San Rafael caught fire with no injuries; the blaze was contained in 40 minutes. Causes are under investigation. Traffic was affected near Marin Academy High School.

Armed robbery attempt in Oakland leads to a high-speed crash in Hayward, resulting in hospitalization of three suspects and injuries to another individual.

Spirit Airlines will end service at Oakland and San Jose airports as part of a nationwide retrenchment. United Airlines is adding flights to fill the gap left by Spirit's departure.

The Bay Area Lyme Foundation launched Bay Area Lyme Ventures, the first investment fund focused on Lyme disease, supporting companies like Aces Diagnostics and LymeAlert developing diagnostic tools.