Mayor Lurie welcomes visitors to the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, expecting a $90 million economic impact and enhanced security measures by the SFPD.

The SF SPCA waives adoption fees for puppies to help clear space for animals displaced by Southland fires, fostering collaborative efforts with Southern California shelters.

Bay Area businesses, including Black Jet Baking Company, are fundraising for LA wildfire relief, supporting different nonprofits and initiatives through sales of specific items and events.

St. Anne's Home in San Francisco, run by the Little Sisters of the Poor, is closing due to staffing challenges and regulatory demands. The closure is part of a broader plan by the Little Sisters.

San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie has implemented a citywide hiring freeze to tackle a $876 million budget deficit, sparing key public health and safety jobs.

San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf began selling Dungeness crab after delays, drawing large crowds and supporting local fishermen amid environmental and industry challenges.

Former Bay Area radio host Ronn Owens is facing severe health issues and financial difficulties, leading to the creation of a GoFundMe page for assistance.

San Francisco launches the Treatment Pathway Initiative, requiring substance abuse treatment for individuals seeking county-funded cash assistance, as part of its approach to address the opioid crisis.

Bay Area residents and leaders remember former President Jimmy Carter following his passing, reflecting on his influence and legacy, particularly in human rights, environmentalism, and affordable housing.

San Francisco celebrates both Christmas and the first night of Hanukkah at Union Square, marking a rare convergence with festivities including a giant menorah and Christmas tree lighting.

Shoppers flocked to San Francisco's Union Square for last-minute Christmas gifts, enjoying holiday festivities and the charm of in-person shopping amidst increased security measures.

San Francisco Hyatt hotel workers end a three-month strike with a new contract, echoing a recent agreement at Marriott, offering wage increases and workload protections.

Marriott hotel workers in San Francisco ratified a new contract with Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie's support, improving wages and working conditions through 2028.