Dolores Huerta asked officials not to rename streets or schools for her as San Francisco weighs removing César Chávez’s name from a major thoroughfare and a Mission school.

San Francisco officials issued an ALERTSF advising people to avoid Eddy and Leavenworth after police activity. Emergency crews are on scene and delays are likely.

Presidio Bay proposes replacing most of Menlo Park's former USGS campus with 670 apartments, 740,000 sq ft of offices, retail and three acres of parks as the city reviews the plan.

California AG Rob Bonta and 17 other attorneys general urged PHMSA to reject ExxonMobil's preemption bid, saying it would strip workers of protections.

Nick and Marissa Sowers have opened Agrodolce Provisions at 1016 Bryant St., turning a former Henry’s Hunan into a mini marketplace for pasta, wine and frozen provisions.

Neuralink’s full‑building lease at 499 Forbes Blvd. cements South San Francisco’s place in the Bay Area life‑science map and signals selective demand for high‑quality lab space.

Quincy's 501‑unit SoMa tower leased half its apartments in two months, winning a CoStar award and prompting fresh talk of a San Francisco comeback.

Cal Fire says crews are responding to a brush fire near I‑280 and Farm Hill Road in San Mateo County; traffic is likely affected.

Spear Street Capital bought the fully leased Plaza East office campus in Chantilly’s Westfields, a move that underscores investor appetite for defense- and cyber-adjacent suburban offices.

Mild, mostly clear Wednesday with highs near 70°F and gusty west winds this afternoon. Small craft advisories and gale warnings affect coastal waters.

Lawmakers authorized a state audit of federally backed fusion centers amid concerns about surveillance, oversight and federal spending.

Andytown is taking over the former Starbucks at 66 Kearny with a roughly 2,200‑sq‑ft downtown cafe aimed at a spring 2026 opening and a small employee nook.

Trustees approved exclusive talks with Napa United and Napa Valley 1839 FC to study a privately financed upgrade of the college’s rundown football field into an 1,800‑seat soccer stadium. Backers say the project would be funded by donors and a loan.