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.

San Francisco will revitalize Union Square with 200 planned events to boost retail and hospitality, as part of Mayor Breed's HEART Action Plan with support from BRV starting in 2025.

The California Hall of Fame inducts an all-female class, with notable figures like Tina Turner, Julia Child, and Dian Fossey, highlighting their achievements across various fields.

San Francisco's Cole Valley may become an entertainment zone which could boost the local economy and community cohesion through outdoor events that include sales of alcoholic beverages.

The world's largest psychedelic church in San Francisco is closing due to tensions with the city's Planning Department over costly upgrades. Its Oakland branch remains open.

Mayor London Breed and Police Chief Bill Scott report a 34% drop in San Francisco homicides, reaching a historic low, with homicides at 33, the lowest since the pre-1970s era.

San Francisco's safe parking area for homeless people living in vehicles, operational since 2022, is set to close in early 2025 due to high costs and limited success.

San Francisco's Golden Gate Park celebrated its 95th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Uncle John's Tree with over 550 lights, music, and festivities, alongside recognition of Mayor London Breed's contributions to park improvements.

East Brother Light Station in the Bay Area seeks new keepers to manage a bed-and-breakfast and oversee historical preservation, with a salary averaging $140,000, plus benefits and accommodations.