The National Weather Service forecasts a cooldown with possible showers in the Bay Area, expecting below-normal temperatures and light rain from Monday to Wednesday.

The Miami chef behind the Transamerica Pyramid's restaurant revival opens his most ambitious concept later this month as the building surpasses 80% occupancy. Ama's $90 veal chops and phone-free lounge cap a billion-dollar renovation that seems to be proving this type of luxury development can still thrive in Downtown San Francisco.

San Francisco just pulled off what every other major American city failed to achieve in the post-pandemic housing crisis. The victory comes with a catch that perfectly captures everything complicated about success in modern America.

SFPD conducted raids on illegal gambling operations, seizing machines, money, narcotics, and weapons, and detaining individuals with multiple charges.

San Francisco's cooler weather will continue into next week with decreasing chances of morning drizzle and light rain expected early in the week, particularly in the North Bay. Winds remain gentle to moderate, and temperatures stay below average.

San Francisco's most obsessed-over takeout sushi is abandoning Japantown for the Financial District's lunch rush. The move says everything about which neighborhoods are actually recovering.

The SFAC Main Gallery presents "To Bright Disturbances," exploring themes of land use and human-environment interactions through various artistic works.

San Francisco police apprehended three suspects involved in a recent robbery targeting a juvenile on Geary Blvd and Divisadero Streets, with the suspects now arrested and booked.

A driver, Samuel Naranjo, led Colma police on a dangerous chase, assaulting a vehicle and evading an officer, later arrested with metal knuckles and multiple charges.

SF Bay Ferry offers additional services for stranded commuters due to a BART network outage caused by a failed upgrade, while maintaining regular schedules.

The article discusses the National Weather Service's forecast for cooler temperatures, potential showers, and possible thunderstorms in San Francisco, with a specific mention of widespread stratus and ocean conditions for mariners.

Parachute, a new bakery from Sorrel's team led by Nasir Armar, opened in SF's Ferry Building, selling inventive pastries like chocolate entremet and cube-shaped croissants. It sold out of 800 items in 90 minutes.

Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg because he can't use the name "Mark Zuckerberg" on Facebook. To clarify: that's bankruptcy attorney Mark Steven Zuckerberg of Indianapolis filing the suit.