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A buyer has scooped up nearly 1,000 San Francisco apartments in a single deal worth $440 million, adding fresh fuel to a residential market where rents are already climbing at the fastest pace in the country. Fort Point Real Estate Partners acquired 59 residential buildings containing 928 units scattered across some of the city's most recognizable neighborhoods, from Pacific Heights to the Haight.

San Francisco shoppers now have a massive new grocery destination to explore, and it brings far more than the usual supermarket staples. T&T Supermarket, Canada’s largest Asian grocery chain, officially opened its first San Francisco location on Thursday, November 5, 2026, welcoming customers into a sprawling 50,000-square-foot store filled with fresh produce, live seafood, specialty... The post Massive Asian Supermarket Opens in San Francisco With 50,000 Square Feet of Food appeared first on T

(KRON) — Police are reportedly investigating the theft of millions of dollars worth of Nvidia chips in Oakland. According to a report in the East Bay Times, “sophisticated thieves” made off with six pallets of chips, valued at $11.4 million. The pallets were reportedly to be shipped to Fort Worth, Texas. According to the Times, […]

Up to half of Bay Area households can skip electric water heaters under an updated rule by air regulators. Residents not exempt have one more year to comply.

A shooting in Oakland on Wednesday led to a brief standoff involving police and federal agents and the arrest of two suspects, authorities said.

Cordell Dionte Studley, 32, was located and arrested in San Francisco, authorities said.

On Wednesday, San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan conceded the race to Sen. Scott Wiener in California’s 11th Congressional District. According to The Associated Press, Wiener had nearly 55% of the vote compared with Chan’s 44%, with only 57% of the votes counted. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi backed...

The Hercules Police Department says a traffic stop in a Safeway parking lot led to the arrest of Gabriel Dejesus, a 45-year-old unhoused man, on suspicion of possessing five incendiary devices. The stop took place at about 8 p.m. Oct. 20 in the 4000 block of San Pablo Avenue. Police allege the devices were intended for use against a car at a Vallejo homeless encampment.

On a postcard-perfect day in the Bay, thousands of Golden State Valkyries fans showed up and showed out along San Francisco’s waterfront Wednesday to celebrate their newly crowned champions of the WNBA. The much anticipated victory parade delivered a double dose of joy and revelry in the region, just...

The Bay Area Air District will ban the installation of natural gas water heaters starting in 2028, over strong objections of a few of the agency’s board members.