Bay Area's 1st red flag warning since 2024 goes into effect as temperatures reach triple digits

A red-flag warning, the Bay Area's first since late 2024, goes into effect late this evening through 9 a.m. Thursday. Parts of the Bay Area could see power shutoffs to due to increased fire danger.

At $500, World Cup tickets cheaper in San Francisco than elsewhere

FIFA has tens of thousands of unsold tickets with them trying to balance between the integrity of ticket sales while fans across the nation are waiting for prices to drop. Tickets being sold at Levi’s Stadium range from $300 to $500, while fans in places like Dallas are looking at dropping over $2,000 for a ticket.

GRYFFIN talks Bay Area Roots and monumental homecoming
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From Red Rocks to Forest Hills Stadium, GRYFFIN has spent the last few years building one of the biggest live brands in dance music. Now he’s set to hit a career milestone with his biggest headline performance ever at  Daly City's Cow Palace on June 12 and 13.

San Francisco school superintendent testifies before Congress

The superintendent of San Francisco public schools testified Wednesday before a congressional committee on education to address intense questioning regarding parental rights and classroom curriculum.  

Periods in text messages? Don't be ‘harsh,’ expert warns

A simple period at the end of a text might not mean what you think. One communication expert says generational differences in texting habits, from punctuation to emojis, are causing unexpected misunderstandings.

FIFA World Cup tickets cheaper in San Francisco than elsewhere
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World Cup kicking off in less than 24 hours, but tickets aren't being bought by fans due to the prices. San Francisco, with prices ranging from $300 to $500 is "cheaper" compared to prices of games elsewhere. 

San Francisco's Rev. Amos Brown to receive highest NAACP honor

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP will honor Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown with the 2026 Spingarn Medal in July for his lifetime of working toward the cause of equality, justice, and opportunity for Black Americans.

Rise in gas prices from Iran war could have helped inflation hit a 3-year high

U.S. inflation surged to a three-year high in part because of skyrocketing gas prices as consumer prices exceeded 4% in May’s overall inflationary spike.

Oakland survivor speaks after 17-year-old driver kills 3, injures 3 others

A survivor of a devastating Oakland car crash that claimed three lives and injured three others is speaking out about his painful road to recovery and his demands for accountability.

U.S. Army Helicopter goes down near Strait of Hormuz
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U.S. Army Helicopter goes down near Strait of Hormuz. Georgetown Law Professor Michele Goodwin explains how this comes as tensions in Iran continue to escalate.

CA Governor Race too close to call
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Georgetown Law Professor Michele Goodwin explains why the race for a second candidate in the California Governor's Race is still too close to call following the June 2nd primary election.

Pacifica tears down Chit Chat Cafe as pier deteriorates

Demolition began Tuesday at Pacifica Pier after city officials discovered rapidly widening structural cracks and shifting concrete that threatened the stability of the pier and an iconic waterfront cafe.

San Francisco home being sold with unusual option of AI stock as payment

Amid an AI boom that’s disrupting San Francisco’s housing market, a home in one of the city’s most highly desirable neighborhoods is offering the option of paying with stock from two world-leading artificial intelligence companies.

Social Security report predicts when benefits could be slashed

The Social Security Administration (SSA) provided its latest projections Tuesday for when its reserve funds are expected to run out and when those collecting old-age or survivor benefits could see their monthly checks slashed significantly.