A Massachusetts federal court blocked President Trump's order to end birthright citizenship, citing potential injuries plaintiffs might suffer if enacted.

Federal agents claim they unraveled a sophisticated criminal enterprise featuring an Israeli organized crime figure and marriage fraud. The DOJ alleges the ex-Warriors star's Encino mansion had been transformed into an exclusive gambling club with custom "ARENAS POKER CLUB" tables.

The NWS San Francisco warns of dynamic tides and advises caution near harbors and inlets post-tsunami. Mild coastal weather is expected, with gusty winds and small craft advisories for mariners due to strong northwesterly winds.

A new "Hearts in San Francisco" sculpture by artist Jaz Cameron was unveiled at the Tenderloin's GLIDE, symbolizing love and support for the neighborhood.

San Francisco's therapy dog Brixton has been diagnosed with lymphoma, affecting his work in the community. A GoFundMe campaign is underway to cover his medical expenses.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proposes legislation to simplify the city's building code, aiming to save homeowners and small businesses time and money by removing redundant or burdensome requirements.

The 'Naga' art installation lit up Golden Gate Park, featuring a 25-foot-high sea serpent with illuminated segments and bubbles, designed to enhance visitor experience.

Sam Collins faces murder and other charges after a fatal stabbing in San Francisco's Taraval District, with his arraignment scheduled and an ongoing investigation.

Mayor Lurie's newest attempt to lure crowds back to Union Square involves popcorn and Robin Williams. The free movie series fills the void left by Sundown Cinema's demise while BRV deploys its "problematic spaces" playbook on downtown's most visible retail disaster.

Vanderbilt University is in talks with San Francisco officials about opening a campus downtown, marking a significant potential development in the area's revitalization efforts.

San Francisco's Artist-in-Residence Program concludes with public exhibits by local artists Afatasi the Artist and Conni McKenzie, featuring sculptures and photography celebrating Black history and culture.

San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie signs legislation to address RV and vehicular homelessness, offering housing solutions and enforcing new parking restrictions.

San Francisco is investing $1.5 million in Sunset Boulevard for infrastructure and workforce development, focusing on a recycled water system and job training, with state and city officials, including Senator Scott Wiener, backing the project.