San Francisco's Muni has seen a significant post-pandemic ridership increase with weekday trips hitting over half a million in September, reaching 74% of pre-COVID levels.

A fire broke out in a San Francisco home, with the SFFD quickly extinguishing it and rescuing three people; minor injuries were reported and the cause was an electrical issue.

Joshua Davis, 35, was arrested in San Francisco for business burglary and other charges, including vandalism and possession of burglary tools. He is linked to two other burglaries and had three outstanding warrants.

BART police arrested Saqueo Delcidmontenegro, suspected of vandalizing parts of three SF stations, after a Transit Ambassador recognized him on a train.

San Francisco City Attorney sues warehouse owners for hosting illegal cannabis cultivation, seeking to bolster the legal market and address safety violations.

Cooler, more humid weather is set to return to the Bay Area over the weekend, bringing relief from the current warm, dry conditions and reducing fire weather concerns as an upper-level trough lowers temperatures.

A historic mansion in San Francisco's Russian Hill, once owned by Sandy Robertson, is on sale for $22 million, featuring five bedrooms, rare pool amenities, and city views.

"Aurum," a public art sculpture by HYBYCOZO, has been installed in Mint Plaza, San Francisco, reflecting the city's Gold Rush heritage through a light sculpture made of steel and LEDs.

A jury ordered San Francisco's BART to pay $7.8 million to six ex-employees for wrongful termination after they sought religious exemptions to a Covid-19 vaccine mandate.

The San Francisco Superior Court clerks went on a one-day strike to protest management's labor law violations and staffing issues affecting the justice system.

The Bay Area Toll Authority proposed toll hikes for SF Bay Area bridges to start in 2026, aiming to fund maintenance, with a public consultation period open.

The SFPD alerts of a phone scam where fraudsters impersonate police, demanding money for fake warrants or crimes. Residents are advised to hang up and report suspicious calls.

The NWS highlighted elevated fire concerns in San Francisco due to dry conditions. Light offshore winds are decreasing, with humidity set to rise over the weekend. Rainfall is likely Sunday into Monday, with the Bay Area seeing varied amounts.