Trader Joe's is set to open a new location in Hayes Valley this Friday, earlier than planned, featuring a nearly 13,000-square-foot space and hiring over seventy local crew members.

Over the next few weeks and months, a handful of Castro neighborhood events aim to increase foot traffic and liven up the neighborhood.

The Bay Area forecast indicates steady weather, with morning marine stratus and clear inland skies. Temperatures will be comfortably warm, with cooler conditions along the coast.

The opening of cannabis retailer Rose Mary Jane at 2057 Market Street is unlikely after its application was canceled due to inactivity.

American Eagle Outfitters is closing its store in San Francisco's Emporium Centre due to security concerns, leaving 52 jobless and adding to the mall's vacancies.

The historic Shreve & Co. jewelry store in San Francisco is closing, with a liquidation sale, as it relocates to Palo Alto, leaving Union Square after 172 years.

San Francisco DA has charged Cuauhtemoc Ramirez with multiple counts of theft and burglary, as he is accused of leading retail thefts resulting in over $100,000 in losses. Ramirez pleaded not guilty at his arraignment.

Armon Bassett was convicted by a San Francisco jury for second-degree robbery and battery following a violent cell phone theft. Sentencing is scheduled for June 10.

The NHTSA has initiated a probe focusing on Zoox's Automated Driving System following two minor-injury collisions with motorcycles. The investigation examines the system's performance in pedestrian crosswalks and similar scenarios.

The San Francisco Bay Ferry plans major fleet electrification and route expansion by 2050, aiming for a more sustainable and extensive transit service in the region.

HSQ Technology agrees to pay $250,000 to settle claims of supplying unapproved parts for a BART expansion project.

A South San Francisco man was arrested for DUI, evading arrest, and hit-and-run after driving on the wrong side with two flat tires and ignoring police attempts to stop him.

David DePape faces a federal sentencing hearing for his assault on Paul Pelosi, with prosecutors seeking up to 40 years in prison, while his defense requests leniency, citing factors such as remorse and influence from an abusive relationship.