San Francisco Board Approves SoMa's New Park Expansion Tied to Gene Friend Recreation Center
San Francisco approves the expansion of SoMa parks, purchasing a property for $7.1M to convert into public green space, enhancing local recreation options.
Bay Area Landlord Settles for $137,500 After Alleged Discrimination Violating Fair Housing Act in Burlingame
Ex-landlord Melinda Bautista Teruel settled a discrimination case by agreeing to pay $137,500 and possibly undergo FHA compliance training after pressuring a family to move out due to children.
Four Suspects Arrested in Connection with Richmond District Commercial Burglary, San Francisco and Oakland Police Collaborate
Four suspects were arrested for a commercial burglary in San Francisco's Richmond District, with subsequent events leading to their capture in Oakland.
San Francisco Bay Area Forecast: Potential Showers and Thunder in Monterey, Warmer Weekend Ahead
The National Weather Service provides weather updates for the San Francisco Bay Area, including chances of rain, a possible thunder rumble, temperature forecasts, and advisories for outdoor activities, aviation, and marine conditions.
San Francisco Brews Its Way to America's #2 Best Coffee City; Seattle Trails, Portland Leads
San Francisco is ranked second among the best coffee cities in America by WalletHub, boasting a dense concentration of coffee shops, high average yearly coffee spending, and a preference for gourmet brewing at home.
San Francisco Bay Ferry Secures $11 Million for Nation's First High-Speed Electric Vessels
The SF Bay Ferry received an $11 million grant for the nation's first high-speed electric ferries, part of the Rapid Electric Emission-Free Ferry Program, projected to modernize and reduce emissions in urban transport.
Castro Business Briefs: [solidcore] & Sniff and Go Open, Castro CBD Moves, More
A Castro neighborhood group has moved its officers, a long-troubled restaurant space has seen a liquor license transfer and a fitness studio and dog walking business have opened.
San Francisco Braces for Light Showers as Weather Pattern Shifts
Light rain is expected in San Francisco, with minimal accumulation forecasted by the NWS Bay Area. A low-pressure system brings a slight chance of thunder and stronger northwest winds, leading to a Small Craft Advisory starting Thursday afternoon.
BART Sees Reduction in Train Delays as Police Crackdown on Unlawful Activity Ramps Up
BART records fewer train delays due to higher police enforcement and increased officer hiring, aligning with their Safe and Clean Plan for improved rider safety.
San Francisco Rolls Out New High-Tech Mobile Surveillance Units to Combat Crime Spike
San Francisco introduces mobile camera units to reduce crime, with the support of Mayor Breed and SFPD Chief Scott, noting technological aids in a 32% crime decrease this year.







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