Maricelle Robles was announced as the new CEO of the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, bringing a hopeful direction after a turbulent period without permanent leadership.

San Francisco's Cole Valley may become an entertainment zone which could boost the local economy and community cohesion through outdoor events that include sales of alcoholic beverages.

The world's largest psychedelic church in San Francisco is closing due to tensions with the city's Planning Department over costly upgrades. Its Oakland branch remains open.

Fernando Hernandez was arrested in San Francisco for drug trafficking, with 5 kg of fentanyl seized. The SFPD led the operation with support from other agencies.

The San Francisco Fire Department efficiently contained a roof fire on 42nd Avenue, with no injuries or displacements, and the cause deemed accidental.

Thea Hopkins, 44, from San Francisco, faces charges for two separate assaults in the Bayview area, with one being an attack on an elderly woman. She pleaded not guilty and awaits a December court hearing.

San Francisco cut ties with Collective Impact due to conflicts of interest involving former Human Rights Commission executive Sheryl Davis, who also held ties with the nonprofit.

The Bay Bridge's Bay Lights art installation in San Francisco is being reinstalled with new LED lights and testing is expected to start early next year.

Jury deliberations continue in Nima Momeni's murder trial for Cash App co-founder Bob Lee's death, with tensions high following a rejected defense motion for mistrial.

San Francisco's Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie plans to restructure the Office of the Mayor to improve efficiency, introducing four policy chiefs to oversee major sectors.

The Fillmore Safeway in San Francisco is closing on February 7 due to safety concerns, including theft and nearby crime, despite efforts by the community and city officials to keep it open.

The San Francisco Hillel House near SF State University was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti, prompting condemnations from local leaders and officials.

The Bay Area faces cold temperatures, rain, and potential flooding, with a Frost Advisory issued and the arrival of rain expected to continue into the next week.