Cluely confirmed plans to relocate to New York and has listed its three‑floor SoMa headquarters for sale amid zoning complaints and a product pivot. The move follows months of viral stunts and investor backing.

Amazon Pharmacy introduces same-day delivery in the San Francisco Bay Area, offering residents a digital pharmacy experience with 24/7 pharmacist access and plans for national expansion by 2025.

A jury convicted a man of indecent exposure after he was found masturbating in Crocker Amazon Park; a witness stopped nearby children and called police. Prosecutors say officers found him fully exposed.

BART service between South Hayward and Berryessa/North San Jose was suspended due to suspected vandalism. Commuters are advised to use alternative transport while repairs are underway.

Joncarlo Gutierrez, 32, was charged with five counts of assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of mayhem for a series of attacks at a San Francisco bar.

The National Weather Service San Francisco has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for the Bay Area due to high waves and rip currents, with weather expected to clear up and vary into the week.

A Berkeley man is in custody after allegedly forcing his ex and three toddlers into a car; police tracked the vehicle to San Leandro and the children were found unharmed.

Seventeen women filed a city claim alleging deputies forced group strip searches and filmed them at the San Francisco County Jail. The sheriff’s office says it is investigating.

The Justice Department sued California in federal court, challenging AB 540 and the Dream Act over in‑state tuition and state aid for undocumented students.

All 20 cities in San Mateo County joined a county lawsuit seeking nearly $38M in state funds withheld under the vehicle license fee formula.

The San Francisco Zoo is rehoming its last three chimpanzees, with "Twiggy" moving to Maryland Zoo, and planning to focus on Bornean orangutan conservation.

The food delivery giant cleared its biggest hurdle yet for aerial testing in the Mission, but labor leaders warn San Francisco is about to become a guinea pig all over again. Wednesday's Board of Appeals decision exposed deep fractures over whether the city's industrial districts should preserve blue-collar jobs or embrace Silicon Valley's latest disruption.

The USS Hornet may relocate from Alameda to San Francisco to increase visitors and revenue, as it receives no government funding and relies on attendance.