With Pride Month officially kicking off on Sunday, the 30th Anniversary Pink Triangle art installation on Twin Peaks is set to return next week.

San Francisco DA charges two men, Sauntek Harris and Shaun Britton, with several cold case murders dating back to 2002; arraignment is set for June 6, 2025.

Heat advisory issued for San Francisco Bay Area with fire weather concerns, dense fog warnings, and aviation alerts; NWS urges heat safety and wildfire prevention.

The Castro is set to get a new Pride flag mural just in time for Pride Month.

New COVID-19 variant NB.1.8.1 is causing concern in California, where it was first detected by Stanford scientists. The FDA, under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has controversially limited vaccine eligibility, prioritizing high-risk individuals.

The Bay Area has issued a Spare the Air Alert for high ozone levels on May 30, advising residents to limit outdoor activities. The smog may exacerbate respiratory issues.

A UCSF study in JAMA Cardiology found that both smoked and edible marijuana forms pose significant cardiovascular risks, marked by decreased vascular function comparable to tobacco use.

The MTC has made the Clipper START program, offering a 50% fare discount to lower-income adults, a permanent fixture across 21 transit agencies after a successful pilot phase.

The Bay Area is expecting a heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching 105 degrees, prompting a Heat Advisory. High fire danger is also a concern. Cooling is forecasted to begin Sunday.

SFUSD's revolutionary grading plan would have let students earn C's with 41% scores, skip homework entirely, & get a 50% minimum for any "reasonably attempted" work. It died faster than the average tech startup when parents found out.

A Honduran man, Fernando Aguilera, was sentenced to 3 years and 9 months in prison for unlawful ammunition possession after firing a gun outside a bar in San Francisco.

San Francisco Police arrested 29-year-old Joseph Martinez on suspicion of arson in the Richmond District after allegedly starting fires in a park. The arrest follows a series of recent fires in the area.

San Francisco DA announced conviction of Andre Sherman, 69, for petty fraudulent use of a credit card at Target. He was caught with multiple cards not in his name.