Firefighters contained a fourth-floor blaze at 60 Leavenworth St., San Francisco, resulting in one non-life-threatening injury and three displaced individuals. The cause is under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a temporary relief from the Bay Area heatwave, with temperatures set to rise again later in the week, prompting advisories and warnings.

San Francisco Fire Department successfully rescued a trapped Husky from a cliff at Fort Funston, emphasizing the importance of keeping pets leashed on marked trails.

Trevor Belmont missed his court arraignment due to ongoing mental health evaluations after being accused of pushing Corazon Dandan onto BART tracks, resulting in her death.

The SFFD rescued a woman who swam in the ocean at night, highlighting the dangers of swimming at Ocean Beach, known for treacherous waves and riptides.

The NWS has extended the heat advisory in the San Francisco Bay Area until Friday due to high temperatures, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

CHP officers in San Francisco arrested two men after finding a cache of firearms and ammunition during a traffic stop on the I-80. The driver, a convicted felon, and the passenger were booked on multiple charges.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at 825 Pine St. in San Francisco, preventing injuries and allowing residents to return home safely after an exterior planter box caught fire.

The San Francisco Bay Area is beginning to see some relief from a severe heat wave, with cooler temperatures expected soon, as per the National Weather Service.

Mary Fong Lau pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter for a crash at a West Portal bus stop, killing a family of four. She was not placed on home detention but had her driving license revoked. Her defense claims it was a sudden loss of control.

Colma Police responded to a theft of $1,000 in goods from a local business. Three suspects in a silver Chevrolet fled, with the public asked to help identify them.

The Bay Area is facing a heatwave with record temperatures expected to slowly decline starting Sunday, as per the NWS. Red flag warnings are in place due to wildfire risks.

California institutes its first permanent water restrictions to combat drought, with fines for noncompliance and a gradual reduction in water supply starting 2027, allowing tailored conservation strategies for urban suppliers.