Caltrain introduces a $1 youth fare and $2 day pass to make travel more affordable for younger riders in the Bay Area, aiming to encourage public transit use and ease traffic congestion.

The National Weather Service San Francisco Bay Area forecasts a warming and drying trend post-Labor Day weekend, with increased fire weather concerns. Safety measures for beach and outdoor activities were advised.

49ers receiver Ricky Pearsall was shot during a robbery in Union Square; he's stable. A suspect, a 17-year-old, was also shot. Mayor Breed ensures investigation and claims SF's low crime rates.

Journalist and autism advocate Steve Silberman, known for his work with the Grateful Dead, has passed away at 66. His legacy includes the influential book "NeuroTribes."

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (ICA SF) is relocating from Dogpatch to Downtown, setting up in The Cube in a two-year partnership with Vornado Realty Trust.

A historic San Francisco home with ties to early California painter Rowena F. Meeks Abdy is on sale for $5.25 million, featuring modern updates and panoramic bay views.

The NWS forecasts a warmer, drier trend for San Francisco Bay Area after Labor Day, with coastal drizzle expected today and fire weather concerns rising into next week.

GAI Chicken and Rice in SF faces its fourth burglary in a year, with the owner, Kevin Lieu, feeling the emotional and financial impact.

A paddleboarder was rescued by surfers and SFFD at Ocean Beach, San Francisco, after requiring CPR and advanced life support. He is now in critical condition at a hospital.

San Francisco Mayor Breed has proposed legislation to deter sideshows, increasing penalties for participants and promoters, with regional law enforcement support.

Mayor London Breed has announced the distribution of $700,000 in grants to 150 businesses impacted by the L Taraval Improvement Project in San Francisco.

The NWS predicts a cool Labor Day weekend for the Bay Area with a warming trend starting next week, advising residents to stay cautious during outdoor activities.

San Francisco's SFPD uses technology including drones and license plate readers to significantly reduce auto break-ins, with a 57% decrease reported in 2024 and further transparency via a new web page.