A cool, damp Saturday in San Francisco will turn partly sunny by afternoon, followed by a gradual warming and drying trend next week.

Nine months after Avenue Liquors burned, police say Benigno Pare bound his own wrist before igniting gasoline that killed him and Anil Sharma.

A San Francisco appeals panel says a Seattle judge got it wrong, reviving a federal demand for QueerDoc's patient records.

A long-empty McAllister Street lot could finally see construction after a new engineer-designed plan for three rental units was resubmitted.

Neil Mehta's group now controls eight buildings on Upper Fillmore, with a historic 1926 storefront next in line for a restaurant makeover.

San Francisco will host its fourth Midsummer Classic since 1961, and the timing lines up with a possible Olympic baseball push.

Tony Gemignani's block party takes over Stockton and Filbert streets this weekend, now spilling into Washington Square with live music.

Six households at 2055 Powell Street say they were shut out of buying in — and now face a November move-out deadline.

Cresleigh Homes has broken ground on 75 apartments at 2918 Mission St., a site that spent over a decade tangled in permitting fights.

Dakota Carrasco's five-month-old Dissent scooped rivals on Paul's Hat Works closing, then invented an outreach attempt to the owner.

Three victims tracked stolen iPhones 380 miles south, only to hit a wall of agencies pointing fingers at each other.

A San Francisco jury found Christian Plummer guilty after the victim pushed him away in self-defense as he tried to force his way in with a hammer.

Three bills backed by Mayor Lurie target sideshow chaos, domestic violence loopholes, and housing costs for teachers and nurses.