The National Weather Service Bay Area forecasts a warmup inland with cool coastal temperatures for the Bay Area post-Memorial Day, with morning clouds and breezy onshore winds.

Alcatraz City Cruises workers in San Francisco are on strike during the summer tourism season, demanding better contracts and protesting stalled negotiations.

The Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco has lost its AZA accreditation amidst financial and management concerns, but hopes to resolve issues for re-entry.

Police arrested Oakland resident Terrence Ford in Colma for resisting and trespassing after he caused a disturbance.

The South San Francisco Police Department arrested Timothy Nhok for firearm discharge and endangering a child, uncovering drugs and weapons at his home.

The Bay Area is expecting a cool weekend with overnight stratus and a temporary drizzle. Warmer weather and clearer skies are anticipated next week. Caution is advised for aviation and marine activities due to low clouds and strong winds.

Nintendo announced a new store opening in Union Square, San Francisco by 2025, aiming to replicate the success of its New York City flagship. Mayor Breed expressed excitement for the addition to the city.

The California Supreme Court ruled that Another Planet Entertainment cannot receive a payout from their insurer for COVID-19-related business interruptions, as the presence of the virus isn't considered physical property damage under their policy.

Golden Gate Park's Beer and Wine Garden returns as "The Whale's Tail," adding cocktails to its menu. Open from Memorial Day weekend, it offers live music, food trucks, and family-friendly entertainment.

San Francisco police shot a man reported to have a rifle; he's hospitalized. Investigations are ongoing with a future town hall promised for transparency.

A suspect was arrested by the SFPD for a fatal stabbing on Geary Street; the victim died despite efforts to save them, and the investigation remains ongoing.

A woman died from a late-night shooting in San Francisco's Taraval District. No suspects have been detained, and SFPD seeks public help in the investigation.

A 77-year-old man with Alzheimer's who went missing in San Francisco was found safe and reunited with his family following a police and community search effort.