A dream 19 years in the making has arrived on San Francisco’s Maiden Lane
Sherri McMullen opens her dream boutique on Maiden Lane, expanding her fashion footprint in San Francisco.
West Oakland Standoff Ends With Body Armor, AK-Style Rifle, Ghost Gun Gear Seized
An Oakland man threatening to harm himself was found wearing body armor on the 1500 block of Alice Street three weeks ago, prompting a response that ended with officers safely detaining him — and later uncovering an AK-style rifle, body armor, ammunition, and equipment for building untraceable firearms inside his resid
Community Calendar — September 25, 2026
As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From a free Latin festival in Berkeley to gardening in San Francisco and one of Daly City’s largest community events, the coming weeks offer activities for families and residents through
Longtime Filipino bakery known for señorita bread opens first location outside Daly City
UNION CITY, Calif. (KRON) — In 1990, Tony Lim started a business that would years later become a staple in the Bay Area. Ling Nam opened in Daly City that year and has been serving various Filipino dishes for decades. One menu item that has stood above them all is señorita bread — simple yet […]
DA warns of potential serial killer in Bay Area
Santa Clara County prosecutors warn of a potential serial killer after 28-year-old Marcelino Castro confessed to two murders in San Jose. Castro led police to two bodies—one buried near Tamien Station and another wrapped in a tent near the Guadalupe River Trail. Officials say Castro attacked one victim he knew and late
‘A very Chinese time of life’ for tech and art in Union Square
A San Francisco gallery tackles the online trend of Chinamaxxing, with everything from a cardboard horse, to 2,500 year-old poetry, to making fun of Joseph Beuys. ‘A very Chinese time of life’ for tech and art in Union Square
UCSF expanding transit-pass program for all employees, students
One of the Bay Area’s largest employers is making it easier for its workforce and students to travel around the region. UCSF announced this month that it will be expanding Clipper BayPass, a pilot program launched in 2022 that studies the benefits of providing people with greater access to public transportation. UCSF j
SF Weighs 10% Cap on Banked Rent Hikes That Blindsided Longtime Tenants
San Francisco tenants living under rent control can be hit with years of accumulated rent increases all at once. A new proposal at City Hall would cap how much of that banked increase a landlord can impose in a single year at 10%, aiming to soften the blow without eliminating it entirely.
This California Restaurant Lets You Watch Movies Under The Stars While You Eat Dinner
Dinner and a movie usually require two separate stops. One unusual restaurant decided the screen might as well come to the table. Once evening settles in, films projected outdoors add a completely different backdrop to the meal. You can settle into dinner while scenes flicker nearby, giving the night the...
Irving Subs To Open Second San Francisco Location
Irving Subs is preparing to open a second San Francisco location at 1355 Market St., San Francisco, CA 94103, inside The Market food hall. Owner Crystina Lee signed a lease for the space and plans to open the new shop by the end of 2026, according to the San Francisco Standard.

















