BART police presence increases ahead of fiscal cliff
On a busy afternoon at the Embarcadero BART station, people and trains come and go every few minutes. But public transit advocates say that could all change in the near future.
Office space vacancies soar in post-pandemic San Francisco; 'It's not a good look'
Take a walk through downtown San Francisco, and it's tough to miss the numerous "for lease" signs and vacant spaces.
Marin water bill hike leaves residents confused, annoyed
With water bills seeing an increase in the near future, many Marin residents have been left with unanswered questions.
San Quentin inmates help train puppies to become service animals
A new training program at San Quentin State Prison has inmates training puppies to eventually become service dogs.
Sea level rise forecasts threaten the future of Stinson Beach
It takes Tauni Meade and her dog about 60 seconds to walk from their home, to their happy place: Stinson Beach.
Santa Clara bucks the trend of shrinking Bay Area cities with population spike
Over the past three and a half years or so, the majority of cities across the Bay Area have seen population declines. But in the South Bay city of Santa Clara, that's not the case.
Chess seeing surge in popularity among teens nationwide
A new distraction is sweeping classrooms across the country, and it's not a social-media challenge or a new video game.
South Bay high school wrestler battles rare condition taking his eyesight
A South Bay teenager who loves to wrestle has found himself in a fight against an ongoing medical challenge that is rapidly taking away his vision.
Mission Bay businesses hope for deep Warriors playoff run
It's not just Warriors fans that are rooting for the team to make a deep playoff run; businesses in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood are hoping to cash in on the team's success.
Peninsula women collect needed supplies for still recovering Pajaro residents
In Monterey County, the town of Pajaro reached a milestone in their storm clean-up Monday as the community continues its long, slow struggle to recover from catastrophic flooding.
Pop-up program hopes to fill downtown San Francisco's vacancies
With a growing number of vacant storefronts in downtown San Francisco, the City's Office of Economic and Workforce Development and non-profit SF New Deal have launched a new initiative called "Vacant to Vibrant," with a hope of re-energizing the neighborhood with pop-up experiences.
Bay Area restaurants, crabbers prepare as whales force Dungeness crab season to close early
In an effort to protect humpback whales, the California Department of Fish & Wildlife announced commercial crab season in the region will come to a close on Saturday.
Safeway set to close store serving San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf area
With the Safeway on the border of North Beach and Fisherman's Wharf closing its doors, local residents' trips to the grocery store will soon look a lot different.
Mountain Tunnel, key piece of Bay Area water infrastructure, getting major overhaul
Just beyond the Don Pedro Reservoir, nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, lies key infrastructure in supplying much of the Bay Area with water.
Demonstrators demand Alameda County DA fully prosecute Jasper Wu homicide suspects
People gathered on the Alameda County Courthouse steps on Monday to rally in support of Jasper Wu's family, and to protest Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price.