The NWS Bay Area forecasts mixed clouds and sun, with stable temperatures and gentle winds, but no rain expected for San Francisco in the coming days.

San Francisco unveils the first permanent breast cancer memorial garden in the U.S., offering a place for remembrance and inspiration in the fight against the disease.

San Francisco's 4th annual "Our Heritage 5K" on May 10 celebrates AAPI Heritage Month, incorporating a historical tour through the city's AAPI landmarks.

The Bay Area is under a Wind Advisory with gusts up to 55 mph expected, causing potential difficulties, including driving hazards and minor tree damage.

Is President Trump’s directive to rebuild Alcatraz as a maximum-security prison viable or likely doomed by park protections, massive costs, and fierce resistance from government, preservationists, and the local economy?

Stolen artwork from Madrone Art Bar was returned with an apology note; the thief was identified through security footage showing the theft by patrons in Warriors gear.

San Francisco revives its free downtown concert series, featuring world-class acts, to enhance city life and support local businesses from June 14th, with backing from Mayor Lurie and partnerships aiming to revitalize the downtown area.

NWS San Francisco issues Wind Advisory and Beach Hazards Statement in Northern California, warning of strong gusts, dangerous boating and swimming conditions.

A San Francisco jury convicted George Callen of DUI on I-80 near Treasure Island after showing intoxication signs and excessive speeding on New Year’s Day.

The Colma Police Department is seeking a theft suspect who stole over $1,000 worth of merchandise from an Ulta Beauty store. The suspect is a black female in her 20s.

A man was found dead from a gunshot in San Francisco's Mission District; police are investigating. No arrests have been made, and community tips are sought.

Bay Area residents are advised to prepare for strong northwest winds of 20-30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph over the weekend, and a Beach Hazards Statement through Monday.

A World Network store offering a service to verify human identity amidst AI concerns has opened in San Francisco's Union Square, alongside an upcoming Nintendo store, signaling a resurgence in the area's retail sector.