The Bay Area is experiencing strong winds and heavy rain, with isolated showers and the potential for thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to improve with warmer weather by the weekend.

Elon Musk's AI venture xAI has acquired the social media platform X, previously known as Twitter, in an all-stock deal, aiming for strategic resource fusion.

Colma Police arrested a 19-year-old DUI suspect after he nearly hit a pedestrian and resisted officers during an early morning incident on Mission Road.

A San Francisco jury found Samuel Cox guilty of a violent, unprovoked assault in the Tenderloin neighborhood, with additional great bodily injury findings.

The National Weather Service San Francisco forecasts rain in the Bay Area starting tonight, with uncertainty regarding an atmospheric river's development affecting precipitation amounts and impact.

T&T Supermarket is set to open a new location in San Francisco's City Center in Winter 2026, introducing a wide range of Asian grocery items, private label products, and cuisine.

Mayor Daniel Lurie and State Senator Scott Wiener broke ground on the Buchanan Street Mall renovation project, aiming to revitalize the area with features honoring local history.

The first-ever sale of a mansion on San Francisco's Billionaires' Row occurred for $26.5 million, a discount from its original $38 million listing price.

San Francisco Police arrested Harry Wong and several juveniles for a series of shoplifting incidents, with Wong facing multiple charges including burglary and theft.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins announced a jury conviction for Jose Guevara-Espinoza on carjacking and robbery, highlighting collaborative law enforcement efforts.

The NWS forecasts high surf with waves up to 35 feet in the Bay Area until Friday. A dry Saturday precedes a wet week, and beachgoers are warned of strong rip currents and large waves.

San Francisco's Taqueria Zorro offers a month of free lunch for information leading to the arrest of thieves who stole an ATM and safes during a break-in.

Niantic, creator of "Pokémon Go," is restructuring, resulting in 68 job cuts in San Francisco. The company is transitioning to a new focus on geospatial AI with its Niantic Spatial division.