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.

NWS San Francisco warns of hazardous beach conditions due to sneaker waves and rip currents, despite a warm spell in the Bay Area. Beachgoers are reminded of the cold water temperatures and advised to exercise caution.

During a DUI stop in Colma, officers arrested Joshua Parker after he failed sobriety tests and found a concealed loaded gun in his car, leading to additional charges.

Routine police work in Daly City led to the arrest of two individuals after a vehicle without license plates was found with a loaded firearm and illegal substances.

The Bay Area is expected to warm up with potentially record temperatures early next week, followed by a shift to cooler and possibly wetter weather towards the end of the week.

San Francisco's Market Street is set to showcase a retrospective art installation, "Overlapping Histories," reflecting the city's cultural narratives since 1992 through the "Art on Market Street Poster Series."

NTSB report raises concerns about the risk of collapse for six Bay Area bridges, including the Golden Gate Bridge, if struck by vessels, noting a lack of current risk assessments.

It's been five years since Ritual Coffee shuttered its Castro outpost and we now have a new tenant moving in.

The NWS reports typical Bay Area weather, with no major changes expected and light rain staying north. A warming trend is expected to start late Saturday.

Comedians Ali Wong and Bill Hader were seen at the reopened Turtle Tower in SF's Financial District, where Wong has previously praised their chicken pho.