An attempted carjacking in San Francisco led to a high-speed chase and resulted in three arrests in Berkeley, with I-80 briefly closed due to the incident.

The Tipsy Pig gastropub in San Francisco's Marina district announced its closure after 16 years, with future plans for its Chestnut Street location hinted on Instagram.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed the "Recovery First" ordinance, prioritizing recovery in drug policy, and initiating a fund with $37.5 million for related services.

NWS San Francisco forecasts calm weather and rising temperatures for the weekend, with a potential marine layer affecting visibility at local airports and caution for mariners due to choppy seas.

Four suspects were arrested in San Francisco following a reported armed robbery and a subsequent chase involving SFPD officers and technology assistance.

The Bay Area is expecting a calm weather pattern with warm temperatures by next weekend, as per the National Weather Service. Winds and marine conditions will be challenging for mariners through Memorial Day.

San Francisco's Niku Steakhouse reopens on May 30th after recovering from a fire and temporarily operating from the Jay Hotel. Reservations are available on OpenTable.

San Francisco's City Attorney and Controller initiate an integrity review of the Parks Alliance following reports of financial mismanagement and misuse of funds.

San Francisco's weather will remain breezy with a slight cool down before warming up again by month's end. The NWS advises caution against potential wildfires due to gusty winds.

Carnaval SF returns with the theme "AfroMundo," celebrating the African diaspora with music, dance, and a grand parade in San Francisco's Mission District.

Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen filmed "The Invite" in San Francisco, with scenes at North Beach's Molinari’s Deli and on BART. The film, also starring Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton, is adapted from "Sentimental."

The Castro's fitness fad continues to flex and now stretch its muscles.

San Francisco opened James Baldwin Place, a new sober living space for individuals recovering from homelessness and addiction, part of the "Breaking the Cycle" plan to address homelessness and behavioral health issues.