The big rainbow flag that flies over Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro may soon become a landmark.

Broad Street Oyster Co. opens in San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square, offering its renowned lobster rolls and a seafood menu with local twists like cioppino and Dungeness crab.

Two individuals in San Francisco face serious drug trafficking charges. Mario Sevilla-Artiaga pleaded not guilty, and Angela Otis will soon appear in court. Fentanyl and heroin are among the narcotics involved.

San Francisco Police offer a $250,000 reward for tips to solve the 2022 double homicide of Kieran Carlson and Brandon Alexander Cheese in Alice Chalmers Park.

The Castro's newest Chinese restaurant Joyful Garden is now open at 438A Castro Street, formerly Thailand Restaurant.

The Bay Area expects moderate rain and gusty winds as cold fronts move in, prompting Small Craft Advisories. Rainfall will vary, with a brief break before a second, stronger front arrives. Conditions may improve next week.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors overruled Mayor Breed's veto on a bill limiting housing development in historic areas, complicating the city's housing goals.

A kitchen fire at a Daly City complex caused by an oven prompted evacuation and firefighter intervention, with two residents treated for smoke inhalation.

San Francisco introduces the MV Delphinus, a fast and comfortable new ferry in the SF Bay Ferry fleet, serving primarily the Vallejo route with a capacity for 320 passengers.

Mayor London Breed has nominated Lydia So to the San Francisco Planning Commission, citing her extensive background in urban design and public service.

Judge Breyer dismissed a lawsuit by X Corp against the CCDH, criticizing the company for trying to stifle free speech rather than addressing data scraping concerns.

San Francisco's "4/20 at Hippie Hill" event will not take place in 2024 due to financial sponsorship challenges, impacting this long-standing tradition for cannabis enthusiasts.

Che Fico Italian restaurant in San Francisco has halved its 10% pandemic surcharge, now adding a 5% charge to support SF mandates, continuing its commitment to equitable pay.