Monsieur Benjamin, a French brasserie in San Francisco, is closing on June 29. Chef-owner Corey Lee chose not to renew the lease. The restaurant, opened in 2014, was known for its modern French cuisine.

Six individuals pleaded not guilty to charges after an alleged theft of over $3,000 worth of goods from a CVS in San Francisco. An off-duty officer's alert led to their capture.

The National Weather Service forecasts a heatwave for the Bay Area, with temperatures expected to reach triple digits, prompting a moderate HeatRisk warning, especially for inland areas.

San Francisco police arrested two suspects for stealing makeup worth $3,800, recovered additional items, and urge businesses to help combat retail theft.

A leading wolf researcher told a San Francisco audience about the baffling transformation of wolves into dogs tens of thousands of years ago. New evidence suggests wolves may have domesticated themselves—but the "how" remains a mystery.

Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya acquires San Francisco's iconic Anchor Brewing to preserve the city's brewing legacy.

Colma police arrested a man, James Garcia, for a series of grand thefts totaling over $16,000 after a vehicle alert led to his apprehension at a local business.

SFPD arrested two men from Oakland, Jose and Jonathan Ramos Erazo, for involvement in a narcotics ring in the Tenderloin district, seizing drugs and cash.

The Bay Area is poised for a heatwave, with inland areas expected to experience high temperatures above average, while coastal regions may see cooler conditions due to onshore flow.

Third Culture Bakery in San Francisco is closing down its Inner Sunset location due to staffing issues and will be succeeded by MOMO TEAS. Owners plan to host tea workshops and tours, while still operating in Berkeley and Walnut Creek.

San Francisco police arrested seven people for retail theft in the Ingleside District with the help of an off-duty officer's tip. The suspects were found with various stolen items and the case remains active.

San Francisco officials suspend Nick’s Lighthouse owners and associated entities from city contracts over alleged bribery charges to obtain leases at Fisherman's Wharf.

San Francisco breaks ground on 335 affordable homes, boosting its East Cut neighborhood, with Mayor Breed emphasizing the impact on seniors, low-income families, and the formerly homeless.