While some embrace the Bay Area's urban dirt biking community for the camaraderie and exhilaration, others condemn their unruly antics as dangerous and disruptive.

In what may amount to a second such robbery within a month, a postal worker is said to have been forced to give up the keys of nearly every mailbox belonging to this SF zip code.

A tragic overnight incident leads to the death of a senior woman, her dog, and leaves an elderly man injured, culminating in a fatal officer-involved shooting.

Witness the rare sighting of 24 orcas off the Farallon Islands, believed to be preying on seal and baby whale pups.

Tia Margarita is busting out the whole enchilada for a three-day 60th anniversary bash this weekend, but still with the same menu, horseshoe bar, and neon sign that it opened with back in 1963.

Just seven months after leaving their Outer Richmond location at Balboa Street and 36th Avenue, California cuisine restaurant Cassava is opening a new spot, at their old Balboa Street and 36th Avenue location.

The 77-year-old quirky attraction Camera Obscura had walls and parts of its exteriors blown off in the recent storms, and while repairs are necessary, the camera contraption itself is still in good working shape.

Wise Surfboards founder Bob Wise ran his surf shop for a staggering 51 years, and changed the culture of surfing in San Francisco, but we now learn he passed away in late December.

The new Andytown Coffee location in the Richmond District, across the Great Highway from Ocean Beach, is now open. The sprawling space is the company’s fifth location and the biggest by far.

The 4 Star Theater has been closed for nearly three whole years, but the scrappy little theater at Clement Street and 23rd Avenue will rise again this week, with movies plus pizza and bagels provided by nearby neighbor The Laundromat.

A new Andytown Coffee location is opening across the street from Ocean Beach, two miles north of where it was founded in the Sunset.

Not even a chilly fog could dampen spirits as the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Music Festival made its return to Golden Gate Park over the weekend after a pandemic-driven hiatus.

The Alexandria Theater at Geary and 18th Avenue has been an empty eyesore since 2004, but a reported new plan could make it as many as 76 units of housing.