The NWS warns of Minor HeatRisk in the Bay Area and hazardous beach conditions, advising the public on safety precautions against heat and advising beachgoers of sneaker waves and rip currents.

A new art gallery showcasing queer artists will be opening soon on Market Street in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood.

Food & Wine magazine has ranked San Francisco International Airport among the top ten US airports for food and drinks, marking SFO's third consecutive year on the list.

The USCG Cutter Polar Star completed a 128-day Antarctic mission for Operation Deep Freeze, resupplying US research stations and demonstrating international cooperation under the Antarctic Treaty System.

San Francisco police arrested habitual shoplifter Marcel Criner under new theft laws, with a range of charges reflecting his repeat offenses and the city's strategy to tackle retail crime.

BART collaborates with youth on the autism spectrum to record announcements for Autism Acceptance Month, fostering community involvement and showcasing the connection autistic individuals have with trains.

The Bay Area is set for varied weather with a frost advisory, potential sneaker waves at the beach, a minor heat risk, and patchy fog affecting aviation.

Redwood Materials opens a new R&D center in San Francisco to expand its team and advance its work in battery recycling, refining, and remanufacturing.

San Francisco's Fulton Plaza will soon feature SPECTRA, an LED public art piece, aimed at enhancing the city's cultural vitality and developed in collaboration with arts nonprofit Illuminate and SF Rec & Park.

San Francisco introduces a policy requiring those getting drug use supplies to engage with treatment, tackling the fentanyl crisis by connecting users with care.

The Bay Area expects warming and drying trends with temperatures above seasonal norms and a minor HeatRisk by week's end, following a brief cold spell.

The Castro, Duboce Triangle, Mission, and surrounding neighborhoods could soon add nearly two dozen more landmarks.

Ritual Coffee Roasters is closing its Haight Street cafe in San Francisco on April 11, despite the brand's expansion elsewhere. Owner Eileen Rinaldi cites various challenges of running a business as the reason for the closure.