SF-Berkeley Activists Superglue Bodies to LA Trader Joe's Chicken Cases as Protest War Escalates
Two Berkeley activists armed with superglue just turned grocery shopping into a legal battlefield. Now Trader Joe's is fighting back with restraining orders and the gloves are officially off.
San Francisco Launches 'Love Our Neighborhoods' Program for Swift Beautification Permits Under Mayor Lurie's Initiative
Mayor Daniel Lurie launched the Love Our Neighborhoods program in San Francisco to expedite and lower the cost of community improvement project permits.
San Francisco SoMa Neighborhood Hit by 2-Alarm Fire, 10 Displaced; SFFD Investigates Cause
A fire in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood escalated to a 2-alarm affecting buildings on Natoma and Minna Streets, displacing 10 people; the SFFD contained it with no initial injuries reported.
California on Alert: COVID-19 Cases Surge Amid Summer Heat, San Francisco Wastewater Data Signals Potential Outbreak
COVID-19 cases in California are seeing an uptick, with wastewater monitoring indicating a resurgence of the virus. Health officials note the presence of new variants and urge continued vigilance and vaccinations.
San Francisco Braces for Cool Temperatures and Fog, Marine Layer and Elevated Fire Threats Persist
San Francisco's weather will be slightly cooler with foggy mornings. Highs will be below average until Thursday, followed by a slight warming. Elevated fire weather threats are also noted at higher elevations.
Photos: SF Art Book Fair 2025 Draws Massive Crowds to Minnesota Street Project Gallery
Photos showcase how SF Art Book Fair's eighth edition transformed Minnesota Street Project into a packed celebration of independent publishing, sprawling across four buildings with over 150 exhibitors from around the world.
Mayor Lurie Launches Nation's First Citywide AI Program for 30k Employees, Potentially Worth $405M in Productivity Gains
According to Mayor Lurie, no city in America has ever done what San Francisco just accomplished. Lurie's AI revolution could transform how 30,000 government workers serve residents while potentially freeing up $405 million worth of time annually.
Walgreens Manager Convicted of Assault in San Francisco Following Shoplifting Incident
A bottle of shampoo sparked a street fight that ended with a conviction and reignited the debate over how far store employees should go to stop thieves. The case exposes the raw tensions boiling over in a city where retail workers face daily theft while legal boundaries remain firm.
San Francisco Police Arrest Oakland Man Suspected in Park District Homicide, Investigation Continues with Public Appeal for Information
San Francisco police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found on Laguna Street, leading to the arrest of Deno Blackwell for homicide. The investigation continues with a call for public assistance.
San Francisco Resident Arrested for Shoplifting in Colma, Found with Multiple Warrants and Drug Paraphernalia
Theodore Kelly, 30, was arrested in Colma for shoplifting, drug paraphernalia possession, and multiple warrants, following a $327 theft from Marshalls.
San Francisco Firefighters Contain Blaze at Golden Gate Avenue, One Person Critical and Displaced
San Francisco firefighters rescued one person in critical condition from a fire at 1201 Golden Gate Avenue; one apartment was affected, and the blaze is now under control.
Bay Area Braces for Cooler Weather: NWS Forecasts Dip in Temperatures Following Morning Drizzle and Breezy Afternoons
The Bay Area weather pattern includes morning drizzle, afternoon breezes, and a marine layer, with a cooling trend starting Tuesday and fluctuating temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.












