Immigration agents detained a UC Berkeley student at San Francisco International Airport, university officials said. KRON reported the 23-year-old Colombian citizen remains in federal custody.
Local food banks say families are struggling to afford food one year after federal cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP.
The Golden State Valkyries celebrated their first WNBA title with an Oakland waterfront event and a parade along San Francisco's Embarcadero on Wednesday. Thousands attended, according to KQED.
Attorney General Todd Blanche announced Thursday on X that he accepted the resignation of Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, a San Francisco attorney who led the Civil Rights Division.
Fireworks went off over the Embarcadero on Election Night for a private party, Mayor Daniel Lurie's office said. The Port said a company rented Pier 27.
Heavy Water Collective opens an exhibition of 74 images by 25 photographers at the Harvey Milk Photo Center with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 6. It runs through Dec. 5.
The Bay Area Arab Film Festival, marking 30 years, runs through Nov. 14 with screenings in San Francisco and Oakland, KQED reported. KQED described it as the largest of its kind outside the Arab world.
The live Bawdy Storytelling series could end after 20 years, SFist reported, unless enough people buy livestream tickets to Friday's sold-out show or subscribe to its Patreon.
The San Francisco Public Library is showing photos, sketches, film and video clips from over five decades of costume designer Debra "Beaver" Bauer's work.
San Francisco held a celebration on National Adoption Day for the city's newest adoptive families. Parents said they were proud and excited to welcome the children home.
The Mission District celebrated its 34th Festival of Altars for Day of the Dead, with altars, marigold petals and sugar skulls, Mission Local reported.
