A two-acre grass fire that seems likely caused by illegal fireworks smoked up much of Twin Peaks Monday evening, the official fireworks show at the piers was predictably fogged in, and a three-year-old boy was shot and wounded sitting in a car in East Oakland Monday night.

The team behind SF's firework show is putting together the last details this afternoon, a man was arrested on Friday for taking a sledgehammer to several cars in SF, and Kaisen Sushi at 71 5th Street suddenly closed for good after five years of serving fresh and cheap rolls.

The Castro will have a new specialty grocery shop soon, an Oakland man was charged with dealing fentanyl in the Tenderloin, and less than a tenth of an inch of rain was recorded in downtown SF Saturday — but it was still enough to beat the record for that day.

32-year-old Jia Huang of San Francisco was found dead of an apparent drowning in Lake Aloha, a vigil was held in Oakland for the bystander killed in a crash early Sunday, and Gary Payton II may be headed to the Trailblazers.

Alameda County has lifted its broad mask mandate once more, a bicyclist was killed on Highway 1 near San Gregorio on Saturday, and the Supreme Court sides again with "religious freedom."

Today's your last day to get free admission into SFMOMA for some "reflection and dialogue,” Liz Phair will be replaced by folk-rocker Ani DiFranco as the main act for today's Stern Grove concert, and… happy SF Pride Parade day (so plan your travels accordingly)!

Various SF structures were glowing in all sorts of colors to honor this weekend's Pride festivities, a growing list of companies will now pay for employees' expenses traveling to states to receive legal abortions, and a stretch of the Pacific Ocean along SF is the coldest it's been in over a decade.

The Supreme Court struck down a New York gun-control law in a ruling that could affect California, the man accused of stalking Justice Brett Kavanaugh pleaded not guilty, and delays continue on BART's Concord line.

A BART train partially derailed in Concord Tuesday due to heat-caused warping of a train track, a grass fire continues burning in San Mateo County, and permits have been revoked for a Pink Saturday event in the Castro just days ahead of it occurring.

BART saw around 200,000 riders for Monday's Warriors festivities, residents of 33 Tehama still have not been allowed home following flooding, and firefighters quickly tamped down a brush fire in Hunters Point Monday night.

SF has been cleaning up Market Street in preparation for the Warriors' victory parade, huge and chaotic sideshows shook up Santa Rosa on Saturday, and around 200,000 baby salmon were just released in to the Bay.

A small earthquake struck near Morgan Hill yesterday, CHP reported a fatal crash early Sunday morning on the Bay Bridge, and a large blaze burning near Covington Street and Marlow Drive in the East Oakland hills was contained this morning.

Saturday morning BART delays continue, a new Indian restaurant debuted on the Divisadero corridor, and SF's animal care center on 16th Street is now waiving adoption fees for dogs and cats seven years or older.

A revised plan to shore up the foundation of Millennium Tower has been approved by an independent panel, a bicyclist was killed in a hit-and-run in Oakland last night, and the SpaceX employees who wrote that open letter about Musk have been fired.

Today's your last day to visit the AIDS Memorial Quilt display in GGP, Yoji Sushi House's parklet was damaged after a car crashed into it Friday night, and cooler weather is returning to the Bay Area this morning.

SF City officials and community members on Friday announced a series of community-led events to honor the upcoming Juneteenth holiday, we're having yet another warm-weather day in the Bay Area, and it looks like there’s going to be a Sriracha shortage this summer.