Virgil Aspen

TikTok is working again; SF Trump supporters are planning a large celebration; and NFL fans watched a stunning playoff upset last night.

Two Bay Area communities have been found to have similar fire risk to Pacific Palisades; Hard Knox Cafe launches a ghost kitchen; and a victory for Alcatraz ferry workers.

Pacifica is unsure of its response to rising sea levels; a retail theft ringleader received her sentence; and Gov. Newsom issued an order aiding reconstruction efforts in LA.

An update on the LA fires; San Francisco has the second-worst traffic in the country; and the 49ers are strongly interested in Robert Salah returning to his former DC role.

An arrest has been made for a shooting at a homeless shelter from last night; A hit-and-run in the Portola has left one person dead; and the Warriors are strongly pursuing an unexpected trade target.

New traffic lights are coming to the Great Highway; More details about the security guard shot outside the Union Square Dior store by police; and two neighborhoods are set to get SF's first curbside electric charging stations.

Former president Jimmy Carter died today; An airplane crashed in South Korea; and 2024 has set the record for traffic deaths in SF.

2024 showed promising signs that the opioid crisis is declining; Mayor-elect Lurie named a few staffers; and a local skateboarding legend had a crowded funeral.

Hotel Workers have struck a deal with Hyatt that will end their monthslong strike against the chain; Trump previewed his upcoming term in a speech; and the Warriors won decisively over the Timberwolves.

A longtime breakfast establishment is closing; Congress narrowly averted a government shutdown last night; and civics education in California is seeing disruptions from parents protesting course materials.