Thrive City announces free fall events in San Francisco with live music, sports watch parties, fitness classes, and holiday activities starting in September.

San Francisco Police offer a $200,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the 2008 fatal shooting of cyclist Jordan McKay.

Dmitri Mishin was convicted of multiple counts, including interfering with religious worship and brandishing an imitation firearm at a Richmond District synagogue.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has settled with Tesoro Refining to boost air monitoring and transparency at its refinery, following disapproval of previous plans.

A two-alarm fire in San Francisco engulfed three homes, injuring three adults, one critically. A cat was also rescued. Firefighters had to switch tactics due to the fire’s intensity and the building's historical construction.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for the Bay Area, with expected high temperatures and a Moderate HeatRisk cautioning against heat-related illnesses. Elevated fire weather conditions are also anticipated due to dry vegetation.

A viral sting video alleges Boxcar Theatre's director sought a meeting with someone posing as a 14-year-old boy. The fallout has upended the company's leadership and events

Tlaloc Sabor Mexicano in San Francisco closes due to high rent, seeks new location, while sister restaurant and catering continue service. The current building is for sale.

Developers propose new skyscrapers for Golden Gate University's campus in San Francisco, featuring either a 700-foot office tower or a 650-foot mixed-use building with office space and residences.

San Francisco's economic revival is bolstered by three large concerts in Golden Gate Park, with a 59% crime drop and high hotel occupancy during the events. Mayor Lurie plans more cultural events to sustain the momentum.

Car rental startup Kyte closed down, sold assets to Turo, and left customers seeking refunds. It faced financial issues, despite funding, and couldn't sustain operations.

The SFPD has restructured its command hierarchy under Interim Chief Paul Yep to improve public safety and efficiency, eliminating some units and redistributing personnel as part of Mayor Lurie's initiative to increase police numbers.

China Live's owner, George Chen, considers Chapter 11 amid a $6.7M overdue rent ruling, while seeking a deal to avoid relocating from San Francisco's Chinatown.