BART reliability under scrutiny as another systemwide shutdown torpedoes morning commute
Friday's closure marks the second major systemwide shutdown in four months, following a power outage in May.
San Francisco AI startup will soon bring robotic dogs into homes for testing
Inside OpenMind, an AI robotics startup, a team of researchers and a Stanford engineering professor are locked in to make next-gen bots more capable, adaptable, and collaborative in real-world environments, including inside your home.
Auction for San Francisco Centre mall faced with another delay
The auction was scheduled for Aug. 21, but another delay, the seventh so far, pushed the date back to Sept. 4.
San Francisco developers break ground on 425-unit affordable housing project
A new 10-story development at 300 De Haro Street will add 425 units of 100 percent affordable housing to San Francisco, designed specifically for working people with middle incomes.
Bay Area company holds open-house to ease concerns about plastics recycling
Resynergi is holding an open-house event, letting Rohnert Park residents tour the facilities. Many neighbors are skeptical, concerned about the possibility of explosions and fire, or air and ground contamination.
Civic Center businesses hopeful as San Francisco city employees return to office 4 days a week
Ten thousand city employees in San Francisco are set to return to the office four days a week starting this week.
With San Francisco's Sunset Night Market canceled, small businesses start their own event
Smokin' D's BBQ started as a pop-up, but has expanded into its first brick-and-mortar storefront on Irving Street.
Napa launches rental aid program as federal housing cuts threaten families
In response to recent federal cuts to emergency housing vouchers, the Napa City Council and housing authority approved a new rental assistance program using up to $250,000 a year from local housing dollars to help up to 15 households.
Bay Area naturalist travels to Kenya to teach students about their environment
A Bay Area naturalist just returned from a trip to Kenya, where he and his wife are inspiring a group of students eager to learn more about their environment.
San Francisco report details traffic patterns after closure of Upper Great Highway
San Francisco transportation officials released their first report on traffic patterns in the outer Sunset since the controversial closure of the Upper Great Highway.
Veterans Connect event brings together community service providers, Bay Area veterans in need
The goal is to bridge the gaps between community service providers and Bay Area veterans experiencing homelessness, poverty, unemployment, and isolation.
Report ranks San Jose as most expensive large city in the country
The cost of living in the Bay Area's largest city has become exceedingly expensive, according to a new report, which says it is now the most expensive large city in the entire country.
Growing number of young adults seek treatment for hearing loss, Bay Area doctors say
A growing number of young adults are grappling with a health issue they once thought was decades away: hearing loss.
Bay Area mother, adult son recall lesbian household upbringing, prideful parenting
A Bay Area mother and her adult son are recalling with pride their family journey in a lesbian household that bucked traditional expectations of masculinity.
Bay Area sees Asian grocery market boom as big-box stores close
The Bay Area is in the midst of an Asian grocery market boom as big-box stores close.