A 32‑acre Woodside estate at 176 Harcross Road has returned to market with a $50M ask—well above its 2020 sale. The listing tests how much buyers will pay for privacy and Peninsula land.

Saam, the first U.S. restaurant from Thai chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn, opened Friday in SoMa with a seafood‑forward, family‑style menu and a sato‑forward bar.

The San Francisco Marathon and companion races return Sunday, bringing early starts, rolling road closures and widespread Muni reroutes across the city.

Supervisors and health officials warned San Francisco's cooling infrastructure and funding lag as extreme heat becomes more frequent. Low AC access and limited funding leave many residents exposed.

Barnes & Noble will close its 33‑year Redwood City store at Sequoia Station this September as the chain opens new Bay Area locations. Local alternatives and the site's future remain unclear.

A pedestrian was struck and killed early Saturday on the southbound US‑101 off‑ramp to Rowland Boulevard in Novato.

Federal agents arrested 25 people across the Bay Area during World Cup matches; investigators contacted dozens of victims and seized drones and firearms. Local task forces coordinated with federal partners.

The Pentagon awarded Oracle an up‑to‑10‑year enterprise software agreement worth nearly $7 billion to centralize on‑premises licensing across DoD, the Coast Guard and intelligence agencies.

Intel's Q2 revenue surged 25% to $16.1B, but a one‑time accounting charge drove an $11B GAAP loss. Data‑center AI sales powered the top line.

Tesla reached a confidential settlement with three Fremont workers alleging racism at the plant, but hundreds of related worker suits and state and federal actions remain active. The deal closes one piece of a much larger legal fight.

San Bruno’s City Council meets next Tuesday with a special session at 5:30 p.m. and a regular meeting at 7 p.m. Key items: Crestmoor fields and a sewer‑rate public hearing that could lead to November ballot action.

The Mellow is turning its Haight shop into a ticketed jazz room with a new Type 90 license and a quick cocktail program. Shows begin in early August.

A 12-acre Hillsborough estate called Villa de Verano is in contract at a $78.8M ask and could top the Bay Area’s home sales for 2026 if it closes near that price.