Heritage Auctions' sale of comics and art totaled $29.36 million; Frank Frazetta's "Luana" sold for $1.75 million, and a Superman No. 1 comic fetched $9.12 million.

A judge ordered ICE to improve its San Francisco holding cells' conditions, giving detainees mattresses, blankets, and medical care, citing constitutional rights violations.

The Great Dickens Christmas Fair welcomed visitors to the opening of its 41st season over the weekend. The long-running fair creates a Victorian Christmas wonderland, complete with hundreds of costumed characters, performances, artisan shops, eateries, dance parties, and even a miniature live steam train.

A tech investor in San Francisco experienced a home invasion where a robber posing as a delivery worker stole devices and $11 million in cryptocurrency.

Fairfield’s council reopened a decades-old tree-and-sidewalk rule; staff wants homeowners to pick up maintenance costs and legal risk, with a draft due in January.

Sand Hill says vertical building at The Rise in Cupertino will begin in 2026. The 50‑acre plan includes about 2,669 homes, fewer affordable units than earlier proposals, and fresh debate over fees and financing.

San Francisco has charged Cassidy Wyatt Allen, 45, with murder and burglary after a fatal Ingleside home invasion. He is set for arraignment today as the investigation continues.

Keonte Gathron is to receive life without parole plus 31 years for the murder of Yik Oi Huang and other crimes during a 2019 spree targeting mainly Asian individuals.

A man named Eddie Thomas has been charged by the San Francisco District Attorney's Office with murder, torture, and elder abuse in a 2011 cold case. The victim was a senior citizen.

Filings show Francis Ford Coppola offered the Sentinel Building in North Beach as collateral on a private loan, tying the landmark to an outside lender.

Dense Fog Advisory issued for the North Bay and East Bay Interior Valleys by the National Weather Service San Francisco; motorists advised to take precautions.

Casa Borinquena, a vegan Puerto Rican restaurant in San Francisco's Saluhall food hall, has announced via Instagram that it will close on January 1, 2026, due to low sales and operational challenges.

The 60-year-old Family Billiards will make way for a four-story athletic complex featuring a lap pool, basketball court, and rooftop soccer field. Longtime regulars are scrambling to find a new home as construction looms within two years.