The San Francisco Department of Elections began sending vote-by-mail packets for the March 5 election, including instructions, ballots, and an "I Voted" sticker. Voters can also access ballots online for assistive technology use.

The West Contra Costa Sanitary Landfill has incurred a $160,000 fine for multiple air quality violations, according to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

Nancy Pelosi faces criticism after suggesting, without evidence, that pro-Palestinian protesters may have Russia ties, drawing backlash from CAIR and others.

A body was found on the BART tracks near Balboa Park Station, causing service disruptions and a temporary station closure. Foul play is not suspected.

Police in Colma caught two women involved in parking illegally and possessing stolen goods; one had a suspended license, the other had a warrant and stolen merchandise. Both received citations and were released.

A San Francisco man has been found guilty of a brutal stabbing in the city's Tenderloin district following an altercation last year...

San Francisco authorities closed freeway offramps to control celebrations after the 49ers' NFC Championship win, leading to city-wide traffic congestion.

The NWS forecasts heavy rains for the Bay Area, raising concerns for floods in already saturated regions, with up to 6 inches possible in coastal ranges.

Jovan Thomas was fired from the SF District Attorney's Office after sending a lewd email to DA Brooke Jenkins about her panties. This follows a past sexual misconduct claim against him.

San Francisco's oldest toy store, Jeffrey's Toys, is permanently closing due to declining sales, crime, and other retail pressures, with a final sale announced by their lawyer, Ken Sterling.

San Francisco is set to experience record-breaking warmth followed by a significant storm bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds midweek, as per the National Weather Service.

San Francisco is expected to have warm temperatures followed by a midweek shift to heavy rainfall, with mild conditions for mariners and warnings for potential urban flooding and landslides in higher elevations.

The Colma Police are searching for two suspects involved in a theft where over $1,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a store. The culprits fled in a Volkswagen, and the public's help is sought in the ongoing investigation.