Vandals marked the former Stud with graffiti and trashed four cars on Pride Weekend. A dark turn for this yearly act of civil disobedience.

The San Francisco Chronicle takes a look at the effects of the 'doom loop' narrative the paper itself helped to amplify, and its implications for local businesses.

The 53rd annual SF Pride Celebration and Parade brought the color, the community, and the crowds to the streets of San Francisco over the weekend.

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush reportedly ignored warnings from engineer Liz Taylor to not build Titan submersible with carbon fiber resulting in implosion and tragic loss of five lives.

Despite making up less than 12% of the total US population, California accounts for 30% of the country's homeless population.

San Francisco's spending on restaurants, travel, and entertainment hasn't returned to its pre-pandemic levels, and local businesses are struggling to make a full recovery.

Little Pitbull pup found wandering on Bay Bridge in San Francisco seeks loving owner. SF ACC asking for help to reunite pup with its family.

Per a document request by Fox News - whose motivations are unclear, a San Francisco teacher faced suspension after allegedly singling out white male students by making them stand before their classmates and playing explicit music in class.

Large metal planters installed on Harrison Street between 18th and 20th Streets aim to deter large encampments and unwelcome activity from returning in the area.

Umpqua Bank is facing another lawsuit in connection to the Professional Financial Investors (PFI) Ponzi scheme scandal, with 11 investors alleging that the branch bank in Novato was complicit in the fraudulent activities.

Once facing financial collapse and foreclosure, Holy Names University sells its Oakland campus, with plans for continued education in sight.

Hoodline analyzed Crunchbase's latest data. It unveils San Francisco as the epicenter of global AI funding, overshadowing other cities and attracting significant investments, despite the alleged exodus.

A grieving family has filed a civil lawsuit on behalf of 8-year-old twins, whose loving parents were tragically killed in a Redwood City street-racing incident last November, with the accused drivers' criminal trials still pending.