Thousands join 22nd annual Trans March in San Francisco
The 22nd annual Trans March took place in San Francisco on Friday night. It's one of the largest events of its kind in the world.
San Francisco bookstores drop J.K. Rowling titles in stand for trans rights
Books by J.K. Rowling, who penned the "Harry Potter" series, have come off the shelves at BookSmith on Haight. Now, another bookstore is following its lead.
Businesses near SF's Kezar Stadium hope Golden City FC pro soccer kicks off revival
San Francisco and businesses near Kezar Stadium couldn't be more thrilled that the city has officially inked a deal to bring a new soccer franchise to the historic venue.
Berkeley passes EMBER proposal, creating strict fire safety regulations
The EMBER proposal would force residents to clear any vegetation within 5 feet of a home, and it would go into effect at the end of this year.
PG&E power shutoffs start for parts of Northern California, outages expected through weekend
Elevated wildfire concerns have prompted PG&E to issue Public Safety Power Shutoffs for parts of Northern and Central California into the weekend.
Satirical musical based on Luigi Mangione opens in San Francisco
The musical is described as a satirical prison comedy featuring the characters of Mangione, Sean Diddy Combs and Sam Bankman-Fried.
Bay Area farmworkers hope for action as President Trump promises ICE reform
In a post to Truth Social on Thursday, President Trump promised farmworkers that changes are coming to how ICE operations are conducted.
FBI: Bay Area protester strikes agent, steals badge outside immigration court, reward offered
The FBI is asking for help finding a woman accused of assaulting a federal officer after a protest in the East Bay turned violent this week.
Amid Trump-Musk clash, Bay Area activists double down on Democratic fight
Those in the Bay Area who have been fighting the current administration's policies say this is the time to make sure their message is heard loud and clear.
Livermore family, community rally for release of man taken by ICE agents
Family members of a Livermore man are fighting to bring a beloved husband and father home.
San Francisco dog owners urged to stay alert amid coyote pupping season
It's coyote pupping season, and this is the time of year people may encounter more confrontations with them.
Berkeley working to implement new fire mitigation rules, but cost issues remain
Berkeley is in the process of establishing new fire mitigation policies for homes, but some residents are saying the cost of paying for it could be an issue.
Chinatown Pride returns to San Francisco despite funding cuts
Memorial Day weekend is filled with events around the Bay Area. But in San Francisco's Chinatown, a fairly new event will look to bring together community and culture.
Rapper Too Short films new music video during Oakland Ballers game at Raimondi Park
Raimondi Park was rocking in a different way even before the first pitch at Thursday's Oakland Ballers game. Hometown rapper Too Short made a special appearance to shoot a music video for his new song "All the Kids on the Block".
Possibility of Oakland after-school programs being cut had community worried
While emotions ran high among students and parents, there were also tensions among members of the board.