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.

San Francisco's fog brings cool temperatures that are expected to rise by the end of the week. The marine layer causes widespread clouds and limited drizzle, with clearer skies forecasted later in the day.

San Francisco's commercial real estate market faces devaluation; the building at 989 Market St. is selling for $13.5 million, 80% less than a decade ago.

Golden Gate Park's Middle Lake has undergone an environmental revival, increasing its size and enhancing local wildlife habitats, with new trails and amenities for visitors.

Colma police arrested a 22-year-old man for embezzling over $6,600 in merchandise from his employer. The arrest was made without incident, and the suspect was booked into jail.

San Francisco reports a 48% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels, with no post-pandemic increase, aligning with its Climate Action Plan goals.

San Francisco secured over $2.5 million from landlords for code violations, with a $1.2 million fine against 320 Alemany LLC and over $1 million against the Jamalis of 333 Randolph for unsafe living conditions.

Daly City Police arrested an 18-year-old after finding a loaded gun during a traffic stop. The incident occurred near Geneva Avenue and Schwerin Street.

Darvin Ramirez-Perez was convicted for a series of burglaries in San Francisco; the DA's Office emphasized the case's impact on victims' sense of security.

San Francisco is experiencing its typical cool summer weather, with below-average temperatures and a deep marine layer causing widespread stratus and occasional drizzle.

Saks Fifth Avenue's San Francisco store is transitioning to an appointment-only model amid layoffs and a changing retail landscape, aiming for a personalized shopping experience for luxury consumers.

A car fire on the Bay Bridge blocked lanes on Interstate 80, causing traffic delays. No injuries were reported and lanes reopened by 1 p.m. after firefighters extinguished the accidental blaze.

Jeffrey Landon is charged with a hate crime for allegedly attacking a man using anti-LGBTQ slurs and an A-Frame sign in San Francisco; he has pleaded not guilty.