A dog on San Francisco's Muni tracks caused hours of delays, evading capture and disrupting service before Muni resumed operations. The dog's status remains unknown.

Sam's Burgers in San Francisco is launching Sam’s East, a Middle Eastern restaurant, offering falafel, sandwiches, and a pita bar along with beer and wine.

Cirque Du Soleil's "Kooza" is performing in the Bay Area, featuring acts like the 'Wheel of Death' and integrating traditional and contemporary circus elements.

Mayor Breed secures an extension on the closure of Safeway's Webster St. store in SF's Fillmore district, ensuring the store remains open until early next year for local seniors and families.

A recent study highlights the friendliest neighborhoods in the US, with New York, LA, Houston, and Dallas leading the way. San Francisco is #9 by number of neighborhoods on the list, as the Outer Sunset achieves "Super Friendly" status. Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood takes the top spot.

A San Francisco man, Haoli Weng, has been arrested for an armed robbery using a semi-automatic pistol, with the DA seeking accountability. He pleaded not guilty and remains in custody without bail pending a preliminary hearing.

Colma Police detained a woman for theft, discovering she had multiple warrants, controlled substances, burglary tools, and drug paraphernalia. She was recognized by officers due to previous encounters.

Colma Police seek a woman who stole $1,000.97 worth of merchandise from a business on Colma Boulevard before Christmas. The suspect fled in a white truck and remains at large. The public is asked to provide any information to aid the investigation.

A non-binary runner from SF, Cal Calamia, was disqualified from a prize after winning a NYC Marathon race due to not meeting a rule published after their registration. Cal has run in the Chicago Marathon, Bay-to-Breakers, and now the NYC Marathon.

San Francisco Mayor Breed won't veto a city resolution urging a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict despite concerns it spurs divisiveness and antisemitism.

The Bay Area faces a storm with heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible thunderstorms, prompting warnings, a wind advisory, and a flood watch for the North Bay.

Church and Market seafood spot Woodhouse Fish Co. (2073 Market St.) announced on Friday that it will close this month after 18 years.

Anti-abortion activists are set to partake in the 20th Annual Walk for Life in San Francisco, with plans to proceed despite potential rain. Street closures and reroutes are expected between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.