San Francisco reports a continued decrease in crime for January 2024, with property crime down 32% and violent crime down 11% following initiatives by local and federal law enforcement.

Daly City Police reported a spike in vehicle and commercial burglaries in early February, including thefts from a gym locker and vehicles, and a tool heist worth $2,600.

U.S. and U.K. law enforcement agencies disrupt LockBit ransomware operations, seizing websites and servers. Two Russian nationals were indicted in the crackdown.

After a 42-year run serving Vietnamese classics to the locals and tourists of San Francisco’s bustling Chinatown, the beloved Little Paris res...

Efforts are ongoing to salvage the grounded fishing vessel Aleutian Storm near Bodega Bay to prevent ecological damage to the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary.

A man was arrested in Colma for fleeing from a shopping center with stolen goods and was charged with resisting arrest and possession of stolen property.

State Senator Scott Wiener introduced Senate Bill 1227 to revitalize downtown San Francisco with reforms to transform offices into homes and other spaces.

The NWS forecasts scattered showers and possible thunderstorms with localized flooding risks in the Bay Area, advising caution amid variable weather conditions.

Even previously skeptical tech and finance figures are returning to San Francisco, drawn by its booming AI industry. The city's tech industry roots prove deep as rival hubs Austin and Miami face steep declines.

A refrigerant leak in a San Francisco apartment led to an emergency response. Three adults were evaluated but released with no harm. Traffic was affected; the situation has since been resolved.

The Bay Area faces multiple adverse weather warnings, including floods, thunderstorms, and strong winds, with authorities cautioning residents to stay informed and prepared for potential impacts.

San Francisco Ballet receives a record $60 million donation, with $50 million for its endowment and $10 million for operating costs.

The San Francisco Zoo warns against a scam offering zoo tickets for $6.95 on social media, clarifying that the promotions are not affiliated with the zoo. They advise buying tickets only through official partners.