Human remains found at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach
The body has not been identified, and authorities have released few details as they work to determine what happened.
Why Does Steam Sometimes Pour Out of Manholes in the City? Experts Share the...
If you have ever walked through a big city on a cold day and seen white plumes rising from manhole covers, it can look mysterious or even a little alarming. Is something on fire underground? Is it sewage? In most cases, what you are seeing is a very old but very normal part of the citys heating system.
8 American cities sitting on dangerous fault lines
Across the United States, millions of people wake up, commute, and fall asleep above fractures in the Earth’s crust that have unleashed devastating earthquakes in the past – and will do so again. Unlike hurricanes or wildfires, these disasters strike without warning, turning familiar streets into ruptured landscapes...
Magnitude 3.7 earthquake rattles Northern California early Thanksgiving morning
The quake was the second to hit the area this week.
SF supervisor hopes to expand Tenderloin business curfew to SoMa neighborhood
First implemented in July 2024, the curfew allows the city to fine certain stores in the Tenderloin area that aren't closed from midnight until 5 a.m. It's a strategy that some in the SoMa neighborhood hope would help them clean up their streets.
California Health Alert: Los Angeles Residents Face Deadly Invisible Thanksgiving Threat
Los Angeles, CA – As millions of Californians gather indoors for Thanksgiving, health officials are warning about a silent, invisible danger that could be lurking in their homes. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) are urging residents to test for...
Everything You Need to Know About San Francisco’s Family Zoning Plan
The rezoning plan is a proposed set of changes to the city’s rules for building new housing in San Francisco. The plan aims to increase housing by legalizing the development of more and taller buildings, with a focus on the city’s western and northern neighborhoods that currently have restrictive development policies.
SF first responder turkey-carving ends in razor-thin finish
Members of the San Francisco Fire Department and the San Francisco Police Department faced off on Wednesday morning in an annual tradition of carving turkeys that will be part of Thanksgiving meals provided by the Salvation Army to people in need in the Tenderloin. “We have 24 turkeys, and this is gonna feed about...
Former San Francisco Mayor London Breed Inducted Into Local Alpha Kappa Alpha Chapter
London Breed, San Francisco’s first Black woman mayor, has been inducted into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. In the fall of 2025, Breed joined the Delta Zeta Omega Chapter. The chapter recognized Breed for her work in advocacy, equity, and empowerment. Chapter leaders stated that her values align with the...
S.F. woman identified as victim in deadly Ingleside home invasion
San Francisco prosecutors charged a 45-year-old man with murder in connection to an alleged home invasion that left a woman dead in the city’s Ingleside neighborhood, officials said.
