A car struck Good Hope Baptist Church in Bernal Heights around 1:20 p.m. Sunday, injuring seven people and prompting a DBI safety check. Police are investigating.

Squat & Gobble will close its West Portal cafe next Sunday, ending a run that began in 1993. Owners thanked the community in a farewell post.

A man assaulted on the 300 block of Ellis Street died Saturday; SFPD’s homicide detail is investigating and a 33‑year‑old was arrested. Investigators say the probe remains active.

Early winter counts put western monarchs near historic lows, with mid‑season tallies in the low thousands and local groves logging only a handful of butterflies.

A Stockton shopper won $1 million on a San Francisco 49ers Scratchers ticket purchased at the March Lane Food 4 Less, the California Lottery says.

A Seattle shop filmed staff burning a Fred Warner jersey with a Boring Company flamethrower, then pulled the post after fans slammed the stunt.

A stolen vehicle that San Francisco police tried to stop sparked a Bay Bridge chase that left three motorists hurt and ended in Redwood City with arrests. Authorities say the injured suffered non-life-threatening wounds.

The Bay Area just survived record flooding from New Year's storms, then got treated to a week of stunning sunshine and warm afternoons. Now forecasters say that perfect weather is about to change—and rain could be back before the month ends.

A federal court blocked a 15% cap on research overhead, preserving negotiated rates that fund labs, staff and clinical trials.

Ashley St. Clair says Grok undressed and sexualized her in AI‑generated images, including one tied to a photo of her at 14. xAI has moved to federal court and countersued in Texas.

A Pacific Heights Victorian that went viral on TikTok during a 2025 estate sale is now listed for $5.995M. The six-bedroom home includes a rare adjacent garden parcel.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's bid for California's unredacted voter rolls, calling the request "unprecedented and illegal." The ruling is the first major judicial rebuke of the nationwide data push.

The article discusses the slight decline in overdose deaths in San Francisco, with a focus on efforts to address the ongoing public health crisis, particularly those related to fentanyl.