UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital holds prom for teen patients for 14th year
This is the season teens are getting ready to head to prom. It's something kids look forward to, but it's also something not all kids get to experience.
Saks Fifth Avenue to exit San Francisco's Union Square in May
While Saks has been a fixture on the corner of Post and Powell since 1997, retail real estate experts say the store's departure isn't a sign of the trend they're seeing downtown.
San Francisco reverend plans to turn former Tenderloin motel into transitional housing
A former motel in the Tenderloin has become an eyesore for the neighborhood, but its neighbor has grand plans to transform the building into a space for transitional housing.
Oakland City Councilor Ken Houston praises Barbara Lee after latest mayoral race returns
As the latest results of the mayor's race came out late Friday afternoon, District 7 Councilmember Ken Houston texted to congratulate former Congresswoman Barbara Lee.
Federal lawsuit could force Sebastopol chili crisp sauce company to close shop
A small chili crisp sauce company out of Sebastopol is facing a federal lawsuit that could force it to close up shop.
San Francisco Muni will cut service to five lines starting in June
San Francisco public transportation will see funding cuts, but less than originally proposed
San Francisco restaurant week newcomer Bettola serves up Italian cuisine
In May of last year, an Italian restaurant and market opened on Clement, a street that's already lined with restaurants. In a short amount of time, it's won over many regulars.
More than 40 firefighters extinguish Oakland hills fire
Even a small fire in the Oakland hills is enough to bring up bad memories for many in the community, especially given the city's looming budget crisis, which, at one point, shuttered some stations.
Fillmore Jazz Festival postponed to 2026 "due to lack of funding"
It's considered the largest free jazz festival on the West Coast, but this year, the Fillmore may be filled with silence.
North Bay camera stores targeted in latest smash-and-grabs
A rash of robberies targeting camera shops in the Bay Area continues with more stores getting hit, including two stores in the North Bay.
Bay Area businesses worried they'll have to pass on costs from Trump tariffs
With President Trump announcing sweeping tariffs on imports, businesses that rely on goods from out of the country are worried.
SF Burmese community worried about family in Myanmar after earthquake
For the Burmese community with family members back home, it's been a difficult time. They are worried about the safety of their loved ones and are struggling to get in touch with them.
VTA service to partially resume Friday with light rail service to soon follow
The VTA strike in the South Bay is over after a judge ordered the workers to go back to work. The judge said the Union breached the no strike clause in their contract.
East Oakland community mourns loss of teen killed during robbery attempt
An East Oakland community is shaken and shattered as hundreds of people gathered to mourn the loss of a young man.
"Freaky Tales" film focusing on 1987 Oakland has special screening event
The Grand Lake Theater in Oakland turned into Hollywood for a night, for the special red carpet showing of "Freaky Tales."