The Colma Police Department arrested 45-year-old Alex Anderson after a cooperative manhunt involving several agencies, due to shoplifting, resisting arrest, and warrants from other agencies.

BART has joined the Equity in Infrastructure Project to enhance business opportunities for Historically Underutilized Businesses in the infrastructure sector.

Hugo Urbano De Leon Diaz was convicted in San Francisco for making criminal threats and child endangerment after threatening a victim with a knife in a domestic incident.

Castro adult gift shop Does Your Mother Know (4141 18th Street) is picking up and moving to the 400 block of Castro Street on January 18.

The NWS San Francisco has issued a frost advisory for the Bay Area, highlighting concerns for people and pets as temperatures drop. Clear, dry weather is expected to continue, potentially marking one of the driest Januarys.

Mayor Lurie welcomes visitors to the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, expecting a $90 million economic impact and enhanced security measures by the SFPD.

First Lady Jill Biden visits San Francisco to address women's health issues, highlighting the administration's commitment to improving research in this area.

San Francisco receives a $15 million federal grant to expand its electric vehicle charging network, with a focus on supporting underserved communities and increasing charging port accessibility across the city.

After less than two years, Castro's Sisters Coffee Shop (506 Castro Street) quietly closed last week.

The Bay Area is experiencing varied weather with wind and frost advisories, minor coastal flooding, and a dry outlook with cold nights and mild days. Fire risks and aviation operations may be affected.

The SF SPCA waives adoption fees for puppies to help clear space for animals displaced by Southland fires, fostering collaborative efforts with Southern California shelters.

Bay Area businesses, including Black Jet Baking Company, are fundraising for LA wildfire relief, supporting different nonprofits and initiatives through sales of specific items and events.

An Ebony Alert has been activated for 14-year-old Lavel Jones, missing in Hayward, Alameda County. Authorities urge the public to look out for him and report any information.