S&M Shellfish Co. has recalled oysters due to potential norovirus contamination, affecting products distributed in multiple U.S. states. Consumers with these oysters should not eat them and seek medical advice if symptomatic.

Eli Gelardin has been appointed Director of San Francisco's Mayor's Office on Disability, effective from January 6, 2025, by Mayor London Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu.

Stephen Sherrill has been appointed by Mayor London Breed to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for District 2, following Catherine Stefani's departure.

The SFPD arrested 27 individuals in a crackdown on organized retail crime in San Francisco, targeting hotspots for shoplifting and recovering stolen goods.

The SFPD warns of a rise in online scams where individuals in San Francisco have been defrauded of $170,000 in cash and $50,000 in gold through internet applications, urging the public to be vigilant and report incidents.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors rejected outgoing Mayor London Breed's nominees for city commissions, preserving appointments for Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie.

Databricks raises $10 billion at a $62 billion valuation in a Series J funding round led by Thrive Capital, preparing for growth and market dominance in the AI and data sector.

A fatal stabbing in San Francisco's Mission District resulted in the arrest of 18-year-old Hector Armando Lopez Romero, as SFPD continues their investigation.

An arrest was made in South San Francisco after a person on probation was caught tampering with vehicle doors and provided a false name to the police.

A car crashed into the Miraloma Club in San Francisco, injuring two. The incident is under investigation by the SFPD while injured individuals received hospital treatment.

The article discusses weather warnings by NWS San Francisco for potential weather hazards in the Bay Area, including sneaker waves, dense fog, heavy rain, and strong winds.

San Francisco will revitalize Union Square with 200 planned events to boost retail and hospitality, as part of Mayor Breed's HEART Action Plan with support from BRV starting in 2025.

The San Francisco Zoo closed its African and South American aviaries as a precaution against bird flu after finding an infected wild hawk on its property.