San Francisco joined a lawsuit with other cities against the Trump administration's freeze of counterterrorism funds, impacting their readiness for terrorist and nuclear threats.

San Francisco leads an amicus brief challenging the federalization of the National Guard, advocating for local control and against federal military intervention in protests.

The National Weather Service predicts a short warmup in the Bay Area, followed by a return to normal or slightly cooler temperatures, with gusty winds and rough seas expected later in the week.

The Clay Theatre in San Francisco is set to revive by 2026 after being closed for five years, with Neil Mehta leading the investment and Ted Gerike as the creative director, promising a renovated space with 200 seats and over 500 annual screenings.

Frank and Lida Lee are selling their Marina and Presidio theaters, long-standing fixtures of San Francisco's independent film scene. They hope to find a buyer who can adapt the theaters to changing times and maintain their cultural legacy.

Orlando Foster convicted of assault, threats, child endangerment, and violating court orders in San Francisco.

San Francisco authorities seek public assistance to identify a deceased man with a cross tattoo on his cheek, found in Golden Gate Park on May 12, 2025.

Le Marais Bakery in San Francisco was burglarized with an explosive device, losing cash and equipment amid Pride Month. The bakery had also recently faced a lease non-renewal issue.

Daly City police conducted a late-night vehicle check, resulting in arrests and the seizure of illegal firearms and drugs; details shared via a social media post.

The San Francisco Fire Department quickly extinguished a shed fire in the Richmond District, preventing major damage and resident displacement. No injuries were reported. The cause was accidental.

The National Weather Service forecasts typical summer weather for San Francisco with sunny skies, breezy conditions, and temperatures near seasonal averages.

An electric scooter caught fire in San Francisco due to an aftermarket charger, causing minimal damage thanks to the owner's actions. The SFFD stressed the risks of non-original chargers and the need for emergency exit plans.

The body found at Eden Landing Ecological Reserve was identified as missing SFSU alum Amy Huang, with the identification process delayed by decomposition. Her family is facing financial strain during their grief.