Bay Area Welcomes Warm, Dry Spell Before Rain's Encore; NWS Cautions Against Coastal Hazards
Bay Area residents will experience a dry and warm trend into Monday, with possible coastal flooding risks, before rain and potential thunderstorms return mid-week.
San Francisco's Historic Cliff House to Retain Name Under New Nonprofit Stewardship
San Francisco's historic Cliff House will keep its name under the new management of the Western Neighborhoods Project, with plans for diverse dining options and a focus on local history preservation.
Bay Area Warned of Dense Fog, Hazardous Beaches, and Coastal Flooding Amid Supermoon Effects
The National Weather Service San Francisco warns of dense fog, hazardous beach conditions, and minor coastal flooding in the Bay Area, with advisories in effect through Saturday.
Blue Bottle Brews Up New Mission Rock Café, 13th San Francisco Location
Blue Bottle will open a Mission Rock café next Monday at 300 Toni Stone Crossing, joining a growing roster of waterfront eateries. The outpost will run morning-to-afternoon hours for neighborhood and office crowds.
Super Bowl Tix, Spa Trips & Booze Bribes: Feds Bust Lavish $360k Wine Payoff Scheme in California
Federal filings say a Danville event planner and others used Super Bowl tickets and a prepaid “bank” of gift cards to steer which wines appeared on California grocery shelves. The charges connect producers, a major distributor and retail buyers.
Union Square in San Francisco Gleams with Festive Joy as Safeway Holiday Ice Rink Opens for the Season
The Safeway Holiday Ice Rink opens in Union Square, San Francisco, becoming a hub for holiday activities and local business engagement, alongside economic revival efforts.
San Francisco Split Over Bayview Prologis Gateway And Small Business Rules
A massive Bayview logistics plan cleared a committee while supervisors advanced new rules to protect longtime storefronts, exposing a split at City Hall. The moves set up a full‑board clash over development and small businesses.
Caltrain Warns Bay Area Riders Of Massive Service Cuts
Caltrain’s new scenario planning lays out possible elimination of weekend service, hourly trains, early shutdowns and the closure of many stations if funding gaps persist.












