Jayla Glaser is charged by the San Francisco DA for multiple thefts, with over $56,000 in stolen goods. She pleaded not guilty and remains in custody.

Outside Lands 2025 announced its lineup with Doja Cat, Hozier, and Tyler, The Creator as headliners. Three-day passes are on sale, with single-day details pending.

Ocean Beach Park in SF was vandalized again, but community cleanup efforts and anticipation for its opening persist.

Jonathan Curry was arrested in Colma for stealing $841.09 worth of goods from Home Depot and attempting to swallow a bag of narcotics when confronted by police.

The National Weather Service San Francisco warns of potential beach hazards through Wednesday due to cold Pacific waters and sneaker waves, despite record-breaking warm weather in the Bay Area.

23andMe initiated a voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy process and is undergoing a court-supervised sale. CEO Anne Wojcicki steps down to potentially bid for the company.

California State Senators Wiener and Arreguín introduce SB63, a bill proposing a sales tax to fund Bay Area public transit, avoiding service cuts and traffic congestion.

BART showcases Obi Kaufmann's watercolor art in stations, highlighting Bay Area biodiversity and promoting environmental stewardship through its Poster Art Program.

BART balanced its projected $35 million FY26 budget deficit, enforcing a hiring freeze and implementing cost-saving measures, while warning of future structural deficits.

The Jonas Brothers announced their "JONAS20: LIVING THE DREAM" tour, celebrating 20 years of music, with tickets available from March 28 and a show at San Francisco's Chase Center on September 25.

Daly City Police arrested a man after a brief chase, finding stolen items including catalytic converters in the vehicle.

Bay Area experiences record March heatwave with temperatures nearing 80 degrees, but the National Weather Service warns of beach hazards and forecasts a return to cooler, rainy weather by midweek.

San Francisco's Union Square held its annual Tulip Day, with 80,000 tulips and an eight-tulip handpick limit per person, boosting local businesses and celebrating the community.