Shawna Chen

An average night at a 420-friendly stay in San Francisco comes out to about $246.

The city is San Francisco is projected to face a $245 million deficit in the coming fiscal year.

BART will hold a retirement ceremony at 1pm on Saturday at Oakland’s MacArthur Station.

The bipartisan package aims to enact stiffer penalties amid sustained concerns about crime.

The study’s authors say the model can predict Alzheimer’s disease up to seven years before symptoms appear.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are back with their annual Foxy Mary and Hunky Jesus contests.

Ahead of Transgender Day of Visibility, advocates are highlighting the challenges trans and nonbinary workers face.

It’s part of a larger effort to meet increasing demand for the popular sport.

The razor-thin margin reflects divisions over how to address the state’s chronic homelessness crisis.

The price of an e-bike is often a barrier to access, something the city is hoping to address with the rebate program.

People with very high expectations have very low resilience. And, unfortunately, resilience matters in success. I don’t know how to teach it to you ... but for all you Stanford students, I wish upon you ample doses of pain and suffering.

A bill in the Legislature would penalize private colleges for continuing use of legacy admissions.

There are perks to having a wide, secure space without unknown dogs or other distractions.

San Francisco’s 173rd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade kicks off Saturday at 11:30am.

Union Square will be covered by 80,000 tulips in an exhibit celebrating Flower Bulb Day.

The Bay Area is the final resting place for several key people in the movement for freedom.

Though the weather forecast predicts rain this weekend, there’s still plenty going on in the city.

Voters will decide a controversial state ballot measure as well as seven local propositions.

The annual event, considered the largest of its kind outside Asia, was first organized in part to counteract racism.

The permit, aimed at enhancing neighborhoods, could lead to more planters as some locals move to deter homeless encampments.