The Port of San Francisco announces the return of Dungeness crab sales and a pop-up fish market at Fisherman's Wharf, promoting locally caught seafood and connecting consumers with local fishers.

Herz Recreation Center opened this week in McLaren Park, adding an 11,500-square-foot gym, multipurpose rooms and outdoor amenities to Sunnydale and Visitacion Valley.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder, has died at 78 due to lung issues after battling cancer. He left a profound mark on music and is honored by fans, San Francisco locals, and California's Governor.

BottleRock will drop its 2026 lineup this Tuesday; three‑day general‑admission tickets go on sale Wednesday for the May 22–24 festival in Napa.

Hundreds gathered on Van Ness to protest the ICE killing of Renee Nicole Good, joining a nationwide 'ICE Out For Good' weekend demanding accountability.

Three people were taken to hospitals after a stabbing near the 16th Street Mission BART plaza; two victims are listed in critical condition, authorities say.

San Francisco faces colder than usual temperatures and hazardous beach conditions, with the NWS advising preparations for the cold and caution near water due to rip currents and sneaker waves. A warming trend is expected following this period.

UCSF has joined a Phase 3 trial testing MM120, an LSD tablet, as a possible one‑time treatment for generalized anxiety disorder after promising midstage results.

Richmond fire officials sent a Level 1 hazmat alert after intermittent flaring at Chevron's Richmond refinery. Officials say the issue is being addressed and no public action is needed.

A former SF chef was federally indicted after an alleged one‑day spree in downtown San Francisco last September. The indictment brings new federal counts and sets a Feb. 13 hearing.

Dublin teachers overwhelmingly voted no confidence in Superintendent Chris Funk, pressing the board over a $3.6M budgeting error and stalled contract talks. Town halls and a board meeting are set this week.

Palo Alto plans a March pilot of expanded city-run fiber while critics warn the project faces steep competition and financial risks.

A man was hospitalized after a late-night baseball-bat assault in the Tenderloin. Police are searching for a 65-year-old suspect and asking for tips.