San Francisco DA Charges Suspect with Attempted Murder in BART Train Stabbing
Jovany Portades is charged with attempted murder following a knife attack on a female passenger aboard a BART train. His arraignment was scheduled, with the DA's office seeking to deny probation due to the case's gravity.
High Surf Advisory Issued for Bay Area Coastline, NWS San Francisco Urges Caution Amid Dangerous Conditions
A High Surf Advisory alerts Bay Area coastal residents of dangerous waves and currents from Tuesday morning until Wednesday, with the weather expected to remain unsettled throughout the week.
Zoox Advances Robotaxi Trials in San Francisco's SoMa, Eyes Public Launch with Early Rider Program in Las Vegas
Zoox starts testing its autonomous robotaxis in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood, initially for employees, with plans to expand and eventually offer rides to the public.
San Francisco Bids Adieu to Trailblazing Cassava Restaurant After 13 Years, Owners Chart New Culinary Ventures
Cassava, a renowned San Francisco restaurant, is closing after 13 years. Owners are aiding staff with new jobs and planning new ventures, including a cafe and a North Beach eatery.
San Francisco Gears Up for a Soggy Week as Weather Officials Predict Rainfall and High Surf Advisory
San Francisco is set to receive a series of rainfalls with a high surf advisory in effect Tuesday-Wednesday, and warnings of potential flight delays due to weather. More rain is expected later in the week.
San Francisco Voters Lean Towards Transforming Upper Great Highway into Public Park Amidst Traffic and Community Concerns
Proposition K, backed by approximately 54% of voters, aims to turn a section of San Francisco's Upper Great Highway into a public park, with ongoing debate over its impact on traffic and community division.
Bay Area Braces for Veterans Day Rainfall: NWS Forecasts Cooler, Wetter Week Ahead
The San Francisco Bay Area expects increased rainfall and cooler temperatures around Veterans Day, with up to 0.75 inches of rain in some areas, signaling a shift to more moist conditions.
San Francisco and Nationwide Outrage Over Racist Texts to Black Students, SFUSD and Civil Rights Leaders Unite Against Hate
SFUSD responds to racist texts sent to Black students, offering support and condemning the acts with partners including DCYF and the NAACP. The FBI and FCC are investigating, with the district focusing on creating inclusive environments for learning.












