AsiaSF, a transgender cabaret bar in San Francisco, is closing on March 31, coinciding with Transgender Day of Visibility. Co-owner Hashbarger cites retirement as the reason.

A storm in the Bay Area caused over 200,000 power outages, closed schools, and prompted warnings from PG&E regarding downed power lines. The chaos extended across California, with disrupted education and advisories from the National Weather Service.

A man was arrested at a Colma BART station for fare evasion, with police discovering he had outstanding misdemeanor and felony warrants, and upon searching, found drugs and unregistered credit cards.

San Francisco declares February 4 as "Willie Mays Day" to honor the baseball icon, with landmarks lit in Giants Orange and special celebrations planned.

A powerful storm is set to hit the Bay Area, with heavy rain and winds forecasted, leading to flood advisories and warnings of hazardous conditions, including downed trees and potential mudslides.

Dennis James Duree faces murder and other charges for a double stabbing in San Francisco's Mission District, with one victim dead and another critically injured. His court appearances have been postponed.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced an initiative to create a downtown presence for HBCUs, with support from city and education leaders for urban revitalization and student opportunities.

Bay Area police departments cooperated to resolve a kidnapping, leading to an arrest and the recovery of a loaded handgun from the suspect's vehicle. The victim was reported safe.

San Francisco Supervisor Matt Dorsey requests a report to investigate whether the city is a destination for "drug tourism," amid high overdose death rates and concerns that outsiders are overburdening local services.

San Francisco's Department of Elections is distributing Voter Information Pamphlets for the March 5 election, detailing candidates, measures, and voting guidelines, in various formats including digital and audio.

Tesla, Inc. agrees to a $1.5 million settlement for claims of improper hazardous waste handling at its California facilities, according to San Francisco's District Attorney.

A severe storm is set to hit the Bay Area, bringing heavy rains, potential flooding, and strong winds, with a Flood Watch and Wind Advisory in effect.

San Francisco received a $53.7 million grant from HUD to bolster its homelessness programs, supporting housing services and streamlining aid coordination.