"Very aggressive" homeless encampment sweeps continue, now in San Francisco's Tenderloin. During yesterday's Division Street tent removals, an SFPD officer told a homeless individual that Mayor Breed and Gov. Newsom say, "No more encampments. It's no more."

San Francisco's health department & Entertainment Commission partner with drag artists for overdose prevention, focusing on Naloxone training ahead of Overdose Awareness Day.

San Francisco bans automated rent-fixing software to address housing issues, following legal actions and President Biden's remarks on nationwide concerns.

The Bay Area is expected to experience a heatwave with inland temperatures hitting the 90s to low 100s, while coastal areas will be cooler. The NWS also warns of a chance for dry lightning.

Humble Games laid off all 36 staff members, prompting fears for indie game publishing's future. Former employees hint at a shutdown, while the company insists it's restructuring.

San Francisco begins a "very aggressive" crackdown on homeless encampments, spurred by a Supreme Court decision and mayor's orders, resulting in swift city actions with reports of shelter offer discrepancies.

San Francisco's Silver Crest Donut Shop, a 24/7 eatery for over 50 years, has permanently closed, leaving locals mourning the loss of this cultural icon.

San Francisco Supervisor Matt Dorsey proposed the "Cash Not Drugs" program to offer weekly $100 payments to welfare recipients who abstain from drugs.

The ex-director of SF SAFE, Kyra Worthy, faces felony charges for embezzling over $700,000 of public funds, leading to the nonprofit's financial ruin.

The NWS forecasts cooler weather in the San Francisco Bay Area with potential dry lightning and a gradual warm-up inland, while coastal areas remain cool.

Motoring Coffee, a new cafe in San Francisco, combines a coffee shop with a classic car display, offering espresso drinks, pastries, and a place for car enthusiasts to gather.

A San Francisco woman was arrested for stealing nearly $1,000 worth of items from a store on Junipero Serra Boulevard in Colma and was released on a citation.

The San Francisco community is mourning the unexpected death of SFPD Officer Luciano Ortega, known for his dedication and 9-year service from Mission Station.