Outgoing BART director Debora Allen gave her colleagues controversial "Make America Great Again" hats as a parting gesture, highlighting the transit system's financial issues and the need for bipartisan solutions.

The BCDC voted to adopt a plan to protect the San Francisco Bay Area against climate-related threats by promoting a regionally coordinated response and prioritizing equity.

Decuir and Mims received life sentences without parole for the murder of Edward French in San Francisco, as confirmed by the District Attorney's Office.

San Francisco rescinded approval for $700/month sleeping pods due to noncompliance with its affordable housing program, complicating Brownstone Shared Housing's project.

Bay Area weather will remain moderately warm this weekend, with cooler temperatures and potential showers next week. Clear skies with some fog are expected, and stronger winds in higher elevations are forecasted.

Thrive City in San Francisco will introduce Taco Primo, a Cali-Mex eatery from The Snug creators, opening in early 2025 with offerings like burritos and a variety of slow-cooked proteins.

San Francisco's Golden Gate Park celebrated its 95th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Uncle John's Tree with over 550 lights, music, and festivities, alongside recognition of Mayor London Breed's contributions to park improvements.

San Francisco's tsunami warning highlighted the inoperability of the city's traditional sirens, which have been silent due to a need for upgrades since 2019, raising concerns about emergency readiness.

San Francisco Police Department arrested 26-year-old Marshawn Peters as a suspect in a non-fatal shooting. Peters also faces charges for attempted homicide and illegal firearm possession.

Zach Bryan and Kings of Leon will headline a seven-hour concert in Golden Gate Park on August 15, 2025, as part of a concert series that once drew 50,000 fans.

East Brother Light Station in the Bay Area seeks new keepers to manage a bed-and-breakfast and oversee historical preservation, with a salary averaging $140,000, plus benefits and accommodations.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved Mayor Breed's legislation to eliminate annual license fees for local restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, saving them $10 million yearly beginning in 2026.

A former server has filed a lawsuit against the House of Prime Rib in San Francisco, alleging various labor law violations including denied meal breaks and uncompensated work.