Fleet Week is often associated with air shows and the roar of military aircraft overhead, but organizers say there is much more to the annual event than what happens in the sky.
With the big game just days away, official NFL popup shops are already rolling into the Bay Area. With the expected tens of thousands of visitors descending on the Bay Area next week, officials warn that counterfeiters will be out in full force. Here's what to look out for.
Wouldn't it be nice to take an eight-minute train ride from downtown San Francisco to grab dinner in North Beach, then head to Fisherman's Wharf for ice cream along the waterfront? SF leaders and residents think so. The only problem is the $1.4 billion price tag for a transportation agency that is already $307 million in the red.
San Francisco's most famous rabbit has been honored with a new rescue-focused bunny cafe. The adoptive parents of "Alex the Great" have decided to continue the therapy work of the late Flemish Giant rabbit by opening the cafe as a rescue and adoption center for bunnies from shelters. The cafe held its soft opening on January 13, 2026.
The new cantina is considered part of the revitalization of Fisherman's Wharf, which is primed for a massive makeover, including the tearing down of the beloved building that housed Alioto's Restaurant for decades.
Bay Area crab lovers rejoice! After weeks of delays, fresh off the boat Dungeness crab sales started Sunday. It's the fourth year crabbers have been selling their catches directly to customers, who can expect to pay $11 per pound.