BART released body cam footage of an officer-involved shooting of Jasmine Gao at Union City Station, showing the escalation during a traffic stop over expired registration. Officer Poblete, who fired, is on leave pending an investigation.

Jeffrey Tumlin steps down as SFMTA Director, leaving a legacy of improved operations and a 20-year high in customer satisfaction despite financial challenges.

The SFPD seeks public help to find at-risk missing man Zongyao Li, last seen on Dec 6 on 47th Avenue. He's 67, Asian, 5'8", 130 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Call 911 or the tip line with info.

The Bay Area faces severe weather, with the NWS issuing warnings for heavy rain, flooding, high winds, and coastal flooding, including potential thunderstorms and advisories for marine areas.

A tornado warning was issued for parts of the San Francisco Bay Area, including a potential tornado near Daly City, but has since ended without immediate reports of a touchdown.

A new vintage photo booth museum, where visitors can take their portraits in multiple antique photo booths, has opened in the Castro.

San Francisco Bay Ferry signs a deal for the nation's first battery-electric ferries, with plans for their operation by early 2027 under their Rapid Electric Emission Free (REEF) Ferry Program.

BRIDGE Housing acquires two multifamily properties, adding 319 affordable units to its portfolio in California and Oregon, and plans to further increase affordability.

A new sculpture, 'Heartfullness,' has been installed in Mid-Market, San Francisco, serving as a symbol of love and resilience, and providing a communal space for reflection.

Lt. Cmdr. Jacob Conrad was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroic piloting during a difficult rescue.

Two suspects charged in a Union Square burglary pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft after a smash-and-grab at a Dior store.

The California Hall of Fame inducts an all-female class, with notable figures like Tina Turner, Julia Child, and Dian Fossey, highlighting their achievements across various fields.

Ex-CFO Tony Archuleta-Perkins admitted to stealing over $1.3 million from SF law firms, using schemes like a fake nonprofit. He pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering.