The SFPD conducted a crackdown in the Tenderloin neighborhood, seizing over 6 kilos of drugs and arresting 13 people in an effort to combat street-level drug dealing.

Caltrain has completed key tests for its electrification project, paving the way for electric train services starting in fall 2023. Additional work is expected, potentially affecting service.

The San Francisco Fire Department announced the death of Lt. Stephen Silvestrich, who passed away at home after his shift. His cause of death is undisclosed.

Mayor Breed nominates C. Don Clay and reappoints Debra Walker to San Francisco's Police Commission, focusing on public safety and police policy reform.

The Bay Area will have varied weather conditions, including cool coastal fog and warmer inland temperatures, with a shift to warmer weather followed by cooler, wetter conditions next week.

San Francisco Zoo to welcome giant pandas from China, following Mayor Breed's visit totring deep cultural ties and marking a milestone in Sino-American relations ahead of U.S. diplomatic talks.

After less than three years, Castro casual Mexican/Spanish-influenced restaurant Copas (2223 Market) has announced its closure. Copas' last day in business is Saturday, April 20.

A fleet of Waymo autonomous taxis took a wrong turn in San Francisco, blocking a Highway 101 ramp and causing traffic issues that were resolved by Waymo's roadside team within 30 minutes.

The National Weather Service forecasts warm weather in the Bay Area, with possible highs in the 90s, though a slight cooldown is expected Friday due to a weak trough.

The iconic rotating restaurant atop San Francisco's Hyatt Regency is reopening after 17 years, featuring panoramic city views and historic charm, with a soft launch for hotel guests before a grand anniversary celebration.

A 14-year-old boy is suspected of arson on a Waymo vehicle during San Francisco's Lunar New Year celebrations; charges have been filed and evidence seized.

ERO San Francisco arrested a Romanian fugitive wanted for kidnapping. The individual previously removed from the U.S. in 2012 was caught in Fresno and is pending removal proceedings.

Castro Theatre in San Francisco is selling its historic red seats to the public, amidst controversy over renovation plans by Another Planet Entertainment.