Four people were injured when a tree fell on their car in San Francisco; minor injuries were reported and the victims were hospitalized. Traffic was affected in the Fillmore District.

Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming that the company deviated from its mission and accusing it of becoming a closed-source subsidiary of Microsoft.

Sean Ferguson has been convicted of attempted murder in a violent incident over $100 in San Francisco, as confirmed by the District Attorney's office.

San Francisco's City Attorney David Chiu appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a Ninth Circuit ruling that hampers the city's ability to address homelessness issues.

San Francisco's largest shopping center, formerly Westfield San Francisco Centre, rebrands to Emporium Centre San Francisco, aiming to attract diverse tenants and revitalize its retail environment.

Ricky Chu has been promoted to chef de cuisine at Frances in San Francisco and has updated the menu with innovative dishes while retaining classics as the restaurant approaches its 15-year anniversary.

A cold front brings gusty winds, rain, and thunderstorms to the Bay Area, with weather advisories in effect. Conditions are expected to improve by Sunday with a chilling cold forecasted.

San Francisco reports a reduction in its homeless population, with a 37% decrease in tents and a 42% drop in vehicles used as homes. The decline is attributed to the city's initiatives to provide shelter and housing.

California's AB 12 law will cap security deposits to one month's rent for all rentals from July 1, aiming to make housing more affordable for tenants.

The Bay Area faced strong winds and rain, prompting a National Weather Service advisory for gale-force winds and maritime warnings, while affecting visibility for aviation.

The Daly City Police released a bulletin detailing a series of criminal activities, including robberies, burglaries, and vehicle thefts, occurring between February 19-25, 2024.

San Francisco's latest data shows that nearly half of those cited for public drug use are not city residents, with 20% on local welfare suspected of fraud. The city is intensifying efforts to combat its drug crisis and welfare abuse.

San Francisco Police, with the National Guard's help, arrested three suspects and seized over 500 grams of suspected fentanyl in the Tenderloin District.