The former Harveys finishes a $200M overhaul and reopens as Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe with new rooms, expanded meeting space and a music-focused roster.

The Planning Commission denied Infinity Salvage's permit after inspectors found leaks, hazardous battery storage and lingering fire damage, putting the decades‑old yard on track to close.

A person was bitten by an unknown marine animal in Foster City Lagoon near Shearwater Isle. Police say the species hasn't been identified and ask witnesses to report unusual activity.

Former lab engineers and mock‑interview marketplaces are charging hundreds to thousands as Bay Area job hunters chase frontier AI roles.

Organizers accused SFPD of failing to protect Trans March participants and of using excessive force; they met with Mayor Daniel Lurie as watchdogs and supervisors pressed for answers.

Sweet Joanna’s Cafe at USF’s downtown campus faces possible closure after the university told the owner it will not renew the lease. The owner says a call from the university president left him cautiously hopeful.

Millbrae plans a temporary shoring project for the Aviador Bridge after the aging 1947 span was closed for safety. The stopgap aims to restore access before winter while the city pursues a full $4M replacement.

A viral Instagram story appears to show 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk striking a dog, sparking outrage and possible legal scrutiny.

Gigi's Cafe is moving into the tiny, 1939 Greyhound depot at 1080 Howard Ave across from Caltrain, creating a second downtown Burlingame outpost. The city’s lease terms and preservation rules shape the plan.

Officers say they seized a Glock 20 fitted with a full‑auto conversion switch and a short‑barreled AR‑15 in the 2300 block of Aberdeen Way.

Sunny afternoons inland and a Heat Advisory clash with late‑night high tides that may flood low‑lying bayshore spots.

Next Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife will be played on Tahoma 31, a bermudagrass developed by Oklahoma State University. The cultivar has been used at multiple host venues for its durability and cold hardiness.

Demis Hassabis is pitching a U.S.-led, industry-funded watchdog to test frontier AI models before release; the plan follows recent export-control clashes and model gating.