A woman convicted in a 2011 East Palo Alto DUI crash has been recommended for parole again; the Board’s decision now goes to the governor for review.

Macy's will close 14 stores, including one near the Bay Area, aligning with its strategy to adapt to shifts in consumer shopping preferences and increase digital engagement.

San Francisco officials and potential new owners plan to refurbish the Oceanwide Center property at 50 First Street.

San Francisco still funds one-way travel to reunite people experiencing homelessness, but just 444 accepted the offer last year. Advocates say relocation helps some but can displace others.

Mayor Daniel Lurie announced state legislation to let judges, with county approval, include involuntary medication in assisted outpatient treatment for people in severe crisis.

San Franciscans filed nearly 800,000 311 complaints in 2025; trash, overflowing bins and parking topped the list. Neighborhoods reported very different top problems.

Common Sense Media and OpenAI support the new Parents & Kids Safe AI Act to improve online safety for children, particularly focusing on AI chatbot regulation. The act proposes independent safety audits and holds companies accountable.

Dina Powell McCormick has been appointed President and Vice Chairman of Meta, bringing her global finance experience to guide the company's growth and AI initiatives.

San Francisco's affluent neighborhoods saw an increase in home prices in 2025, with the median reaching $6 million in areas like Pacific Heights, amidst a strong luxury real estate market driven by the region's economic growth.

Retired San Francisco firefighter Ken Jones is denied coverage for his cancer treatment by Blue Shield, leading his family to seek $50,000 through a fundraiser for his proposed treatment.

It’s one of those rare weeks where the forecast barely budges. Expect clear skies, gradual warming, and stable conditions day after day—just don’t let the sunshine fool you at the beach.

Dream Jungle, a multi-artist exhibition, opens at SFAC Main Gallery exploring identity, representation, and power through a variety of artistic works, inspired by Jessica Hagedorn's novel.

The Herz Recreation Center opens with Reflection & Projection, a public artwork by artist Sanjay Vora, symbolizing neighborhood spirit, inclusivity, and connection.