San Francisco Man Charged with Elder Abuse and Assault in "No Kings March" Hit-and-Run Incident
San Francisco DA charges Hauwei Lien with felonies after a hit-and-run at a protest, injuring a 69-year-old man. Lien pleads not guilty; held without bail.
San Francisco Duo Arrested in Colma for Suspected Identity Theft and Mail Fraud Outside Best Buy
California police arrested two suspects, Anthony Banchero and Olivia Holmquist, for identity theft and related crimes after finding stolen IDs and drugs in their van outside a Best Buy.
San Francisco City Attorney Seeks Extended Injunction Against Leonard Lacayo for Unauthorized Immigration Services
San Francisco's City Attorney, David Chiu, filed legal action against Leonard Lacayo for illegally offering immigration services, violating a 2017 injunction.
Bay Area on Alert for Elevated Fire Weather Conditions Amid Cool Temperatures and Gusty Winds
The NWS warns of elevated fire weather conditions in the Bay Area and hazardous maritime conditions due to strong winds and low humidity, urging caution.
Toy Boat Serves Up Ice Cream & Nostalgia on Clement Once Again; Jane Reopens Location with Expanded Menu
Toy Boat, the Clement St. ice cream shop with a cult-like following, reopened on Friday the 13th and proved some superstitions worth breaking. The 43-year-old Richmond District institution emerged from a seismic retrofitting and remodel, but proudly held onto nostaligic traditions with an expanded menu.
Meta's Multi-Million Dollar Manhunt: Zuckerberg's Firm Allegedly Flashes $100M Carrots to Lure OpenAI Whizzes to Menlo Park Megalab
Meta offered OpenAI employees large signing bonuses to join their AI team, which OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman discussed, but so far Meta's efforts have been unsuccessful.
Bay Area Food Banks Battle Against Catastrophic Federal Cuts to SNAP Program: 1.1 Billion Meals At Risk in California
Bay Area food banks are opposing a federal budget proposal to cut $211 billion from SNAP, which could lead to significant meal losses. They stress SNAP's importance, its impact on local economies, and the need for community support against the cuts.
BART Boosts Service for San Francisco Pride Parade, Urges Attendees to 'Ride with Pride'
BART increases services for San Francisco Pride Parade, recommending riders use Clipper card and BART app, with extra trains and free weekend parking (excluding some locations).
EPA Mandates Upgraded Pollution Controls at West Oakland Metal Recycler to Protect San Francisco Bay
The EPA has issued an administrative order to Radius Recycling in West Oakland to reduce pollutant discharges into San Francisco Bay and comply with the Clean Water Act.
San Francisco Bay Area on High Alert for Elevated Fire Risk Amid Gusty Winds and Low Humidity
The San Francisco Bay Area faces increased fire risk due to gusty winds and low humidity, with caution advised for residents and potential travel delays at airports and hazardous marine conditions.
San Francisco Allocates $30M from Prop A to House Domestic Violence Survivors: Mayor Lurie's Plan for Safer Communities
Mayor Lurie invests $30 million from Proposition A to provide housing for domestic violence survivors, as part of a broader effort against homelessness and behavioral health issues in San Francisco.












