41 arrested in San Francisco drug sweep; more raids to come
San Francisco authorities made dozens of arrests as part of a crackdown on open-air drug markets.
KTVU sports reporter tries new food coming to Oracle Park in 2025 – see her ratings
Garlic fries are the gold standard of food at Oracle Park – but what about the new s'mores pretzel? Here's how our reporter rated the new food you'll find at San Francisco Giants games this year.
This East Bay city ranked worst in the U.S. for first-time homebuyers
An East Bay city ranked the worst out of 150 U.S. cities for first-time homebuyers. High monthly mortgage payments and high crime rates landed it at the bottom. It was one of several Bay Area cities among the worst in the U.S.
Patchy fog, party sunny
Today will see patchy fog and partly sunny skies.
San Francisco becomes first city in state to launch speed cameras
San Francisco will become the first city in California to implement speed cameras, starting Thursday with the goal of reducing severe and fatal car crashes.
Frontrunner emerges in contest to name SF's Great Highway park
Over the past two weeks, San Francisco Recreation and Parks has been taking suggestions on what to name its newest park, which was once the Great Highway.
Wednesday evening showers
A weak system will zip across the Bay Area Wednesday evening. The highest rainfall totals will be focused in the North Bay (up to .30"). Spring begins Thursday! Partly sunny skies are expected. The upcoming weekend should be nice! Temperatures will warm early next week.
Walgreens employee stabs shoplifter in the eye, SFPD states
A San Francisco Walgreens employee was arrested early Wednesday morning after allegedly stabbing a man in the eye.
Increasing clouds, evening rain
There will be increasing clouds today and a chance of evening rain.
San Francisco protesters rally against Israel’s airstrikes on Gaza
San Francisco protesters gathered outside the Israeli consulate on Montgomery Street Tuesday evening to condemn Israel’s recent airstrikes across the Gaza Strip.
SFPD hold virtual town-hall on police shooting that used drone assistance
San Francisco police held a virtual town hall meeting on Tuesday for a police shooting where a suspect seen with a gun was injured. Police flew a drone over this incident.
Can pickleball save Muni?
One of the options SFMTA is exploring is converting existing underutilized parking garage rooftops into tennis or pickleball courts.
Another round of showers
After a nice break in the rain, the final system of winter will approach the Bay Area Wednesday afternoon. Mostly cloudy skies are expected tomorrow. Shower chances will be going up during the evening hours. The showers will be focused in the North Bay. Spring begins Thursday! Our next warming trend begins this weekend.
3 Bay Area high school friends and college drop-outs launched a $2 billion AI recruiting startup
Three Bay Area high school classmates who dropped out of college are now behind what’s believed to be one of the fastest-growing startups in the tech world, and they’re only 21 years old.
SF school district cancels all teacher layoffs
The district issued preliminary layoff notices to 395 teachers just last month. But the school board now says that a strong response to its early retirement incentive has made way for the district to cancel all the teacher layoffs.
Residents report worsening homelessness and drug activity on San Francisco streets
Residents who live near San Francisco’s Potrero Avenue are expressing frustration as homelessness and drug activity worsen. Many describe the situation as a "whack-a-mole" problem, with individuals being moved from block to block without lasting solutions.
Mostly sunny
Mostly sunny today, highs in the 60s.
Schiff, Pelosi tour Presidio and vow to protect trust from cuts
Senator Adam Schiff made his first visit to the Bay Area since being sworn in to the upper chamber. The freshman senator from California, joined former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on a tour of San Francisco’s Presidio, a recent target of the Trump administration.
San Francisco mayor unveils plan to 'fundamentally transform' homelessness and addiction reponses
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Monday unveiled a plan that he said will help break cycles of homelessness and addiction by "fundamentally transforming" the city’s health and homelessness response.
Off-and-on rain
Off-and-on rain today. Highs in the 50s