YouTuber IShowSpeed drew large crowds during his Bay Area stops on his "Speed Does America" tour, engaging with fans and exploring iconic locations while live streaming the journey.

SFPD offers a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Keith Albert's killer, a wheelchair-bound man shot at 20th and Shotwell Streets.

The Bay Area is set to warm up considerably before a forecasted significant cool-down on Sunday, followed by a potentially rainy and stormy pattern from Monday through Wednesday.

A fire severely damaged Bazaar Sonoma, a critically acclaimed Chinese restaurant, in Forestville. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. The owners plan to reopen and continue serving their cuisine through pop-ups.

San Francisco police arrested two men, seized several vehicles, and charged the men with reckless driving and speed contest after a crackdown on illegal dirt bike activity.

San José's 26th traffic-related fatality involved a motorcycle and car collision, with the motorcyclist dying and the Pacifica driver hurt but stable. Witnesses are urged to contact SJPD.

Former Invenia CEO Matthew Derrick Hudson was charged with a $100 million wire fraud scheme, involving falsified financial statements and fake invoices. Hudson faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

Bay Area was hit by showers and thunderstorms due to a stationary low pressure system. Rain provided relief from fire concerns and affected travel. Weather is expected to clear but may worsen by Sunday or Monday.

The SFFD conducted a cliffside rescue near Battery Godfrey in the Presidio, helping an adult with minor injuries. Multiple agencies assisted in the successful operation.

Jia Lin Zheng pleaded not guilty to charges related to a fatal vehicle collision in San Francisco's SOMA district involving a Tesla and a Waymo robotaxi.

The National Weather Service San Francisco has issued weather advisories for the Bay Area due to incoming showers and possible thunderstorms, with varying confidence levels for storm occurrences across different parts of the region.

A Superior Court judge ruled against a fraudulent immigration consulting firm in San Francisco, with over $600,000 in penalties and fees, despite a 2017 injunction against it.

A clever North Beach developer figured out how to track every SFMTA parking officer in real-time, complete with leaderboards showing who issued the most tickets. The city shut him down faster than you can get a street cleaning violation.