UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals ranked as top in Northern California for pediatric care by U.S. News & World Report for the ninth year, excelling in numerous specialties.

The Biden-Harris Administration announces a $269 million investment in California's water infrastructure to remove lead contamination and ensure clean drinking water.

A one-alarm fire in San Francisco, caused by a fire pit, displaced three people and caused significant home damage, despite a quick fire department response.

A fire in San Francisco displaced five people and resulted in the death of one dog, with another injured and treated. Firefighters tackled the blaze that extended from a garage to the second floor of the home.

MS-13 gang member Christian Quintanilla was sentenced to over five years in prison for unlawful ammunition possession after being caught with a "ghost gun" in San Francisco.

The Bay Area continues to face high temperatures with a Heat Advisory issued by NWS San Francisco, warning of health risks. Cooling is expected with rain chances by the weekend, while boaters are advised of difficult conditions.

San Francisco is being considered as the future home for "The Saga Museum of Star Wars Memorabilia," which would feature over a million items and serve as an educational hub.

The USS Stewart, a WWII destroyer wreck off the Northern California coast, has been discovered by a research team using autonomous underwater vehicles.

Eaze, a prominent Bay Area cannabis startup, will shut down by December 31, 2024, after selling off its assets and laying off nearly 500 workers. CEO Cory Azzalino confirmed the closure amid California's challenging cannabis market.

San Francisco’s DBI released new code guidelines to simplify office-to-residential conversions, aiming to transform 5 million sq ft of office space into 5,000 homes by 2030.

Three former San Francisco mayors urge a criminal probe into Mark Farrell's campaign for allegedly funneling large sums through a ballot measure committee to circumvent donor limits.

Heat advisories continue in San Francisco due to an extended heat wave, with potential coastal relief and a forecast of cooling temperatures starting Monday.

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass returned to Golden Gate Park on Friday, kicking off its annual three-day music festival. It has been bringing community and free music to the park for over two decades. Attendees soaked up the sun and all varieties of music on Friday as a preview of the weekend to come.