San Francisco Police targeted prostitution in the Mission District, arresting 30 adults during an eight-night sting operation on Shotwell Street and South Van Ness Avenue.

Police report a fatal stabbing in San Francisco, with Raymani Yuhashi arrested on suspicion of murder. The victim died despite first responders' efforts. The investigation is ongoing.

A fire heavily damaged a multi-story home in San Francisco, resulting in two adults being rescued and hospitalized. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly, yet the cause remains under investigation.

San Francisco police arrested two suspects for shoplifting at a Walgreens in the Mission District, while a third evaded capture; surveillance footage confirmed their involvement.

The National Weather Service forecasts summer-like temperatures in the Bay Area until Thursday, with a cooling trend over the weekend due to an incoming trough.

Bettola is a new Italian restaurant soon opening in the Inner Richmond, offering San Franciscans authentic comfort food in a cozy, rustic atmosphere at 343 Clement Street.

Castro's newest French restaurant Catch French Bistro opened last week in the space of former longtime seafood restaurant Catch at 2362 Market.

The U.S. Department of Labor has recovered over $450,000 for 62 workers after a shooting at Half Moon Bay mushroom farms exposed labor violations and hazardous conditions.

Colma police chased and arrested a San Francisco man for theft and drug possession after he stole items worth $57.94.

Robbery suspects were arrested in San Francisco after crashing a stolen car into a Waymo vehicle during a police chase.

William Wood, 62, from Eureka, has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for possessing and sharing child pornography involving infants and toddlers.

The SF Bay Area is experiencing summer-like heat with temperatures in the 80s inland while coastal areas remain cooler. Relief is expected later in the week, alongside warnings of minor heat risks and gusty winds for mariners.

San Francisco's Tofino Wines rebrands as Tomorrow's Wine, moving to a new Inner Richmond location and expanding its online presence, focusing on a vast selection of natural wines with plans for weekly tastings and wine club activities.