The Vogue Theater in San Francisco restores its 1940s neon marquee, with a celebratory lighting ceremony and a free screening of "SAN FRANCISCO" from 1936.

Bomb squad and HazMat teams were called to a central Antioch neighborhood after items of concern were found in a garage. Officials say there is no immediate danger.

At dawn this Thursday Alcatraz will host the 50th Indigenous Peoples Sunrise Gathering. Boats are mostly sold out but KPFA and IITC will stream the ceremony.

Human remains were found Monday at Ocean Beach in San Francisco; federal and city investigators are probing the scene and asking the public for tips.

Bay Area issues Spare the Air Alerts for high wood smoke levels, banning solid fuel burning indoors and outdoors.

An Emeryville man was sentenced to six years after pleading no contest to pimping in a scheme prosecutors say began with a fake modeling offer. Court records detail the deal.

UC Berkeley quietly closed its Multicultural Community Center this summer, student staff say, and administrators are now conducting a policy review while programs move elsewhere on campus.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey wants to pilot the Tenderloin’s midnight corner‑store curfew in SoMa after a new study showed big drops in late‑night drug incidents. Merchants warn the restriction punishes small businesses.

Judge Orrick ruled that the Trump administration cannot impose DEI and immigration-related conditions on federal disaster funding for Bay Area cities.

Tenants at Parkmerced say promised repairs haven’t arrived. Residents report break‑ins, elevator and heat failures and are organizing a court push.

San Francisco police responding to a burglary call on Granada Avenue discovered a homicide victim and later arrested Cassidy Allen on murder and burglary charges. Details remain scarce as the investigation continues.

NWS San Francisco Bay Area issues advisories for beach hazards and dense fog, cautioning those in coastal and valley areas to be wary of sneaker waves, rip currents, and reduced visibility.

Fuzzy cuteness returned to downtown late last week for the 39th annual SF SPCA Holiday Windows at Macy’s Union Square. The beloved annual display brings adoptable puppies and kittens to the storefront windows at the corner of Stockton and O’Farrell streets.