A five-year-old girl was bitten by a coyote at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, prompting a swift response that resulted in three coyotes being euthanized. The reaction has sparked controversy among local naturalists.

San Francisco's annual picnic possibly sets a world record for the largest gathering of three-legged dogs, with 94 attendees. The event focuses on community and celebrating dogs' resilience.

San Francisco's Recreation and Park Department begins its annual sand redistribution at Ocean Beach to prevent sand encroachment onto the Great Highway, with temporary road closures in effect during the maintenance.

A leading wolf researcher told a San Francisco audience about the baffling transformation of wolves into dogs tens of thousands of years ago. New evidence suggests wolves may have domesticated themselves—but the "how" remains a mystery.

San Francisco celebrates the opening of Panorama Park on Yerba Buena Island, featuring art and panoramic views, as part of the city's sustainable development plans.

Alcatraz Island has a new falcon webcam showcasing peregrine falcon chicks, providing viewers with a live HD look into their growth and daily activities.

The sea lion population at San Francisco's Pier 39 hits a seven-year peak with 820 individuals, linked to a rich food supply from nearby Farallon Islands.

A 40-foot female gray whale was found dead in Alameda, marking the first such incident in the Bay Area this year. Officials plan a necropsy to determine the cause of death.

Smoke from a controlled burn on Angel Island is managed by fire officials, with Bay Area residents advised to monitor air quality and limit exposure if sensitive.

Golden Gate Park in San Francisco celebrated its 154th birthday with festivities and an encouragement to vote for it in a contest for Best City Park by U.S.A. Today. Mayor Breed and officials highlighted the park's features and history.

San Francisco receives an $8.1 million federal grant for the Buchanan Street Mall Project, which will enhance the Western Addition with a performance stage, picnic areas, and sports facilities.

The California Academy of Sciences’ corpse flower, Mirage, bloomed, emitting a foul scent compared to decomposing flesh, attracting visitors and pollinators in San Francisco.

The San Francisco Zoo warns against a scam offering zoo tickets for $6.95 on social media, clarifying that the promotions are not affiliated with the zoo. They advise buying tickets only through official partners.