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1 day ago | nbcbayarea.com | Sergio Quintana

A back-and-forth battle between a Bay Area mother and Airbnb over a Southern California rental nightmare has been resolved with a refund and an apology. The saga started last month when Reina Pasternak and her son Kayden, who needed major surgery, checked into an Airbnb in Torrance for seven days ahead of Kayden's 17th surgery. But Pasternak quickly spotted some issues at the house they booked.

1 day ago | nbcbayarea.com | Alise Maripuu

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie issued an executive directive on Tuesday aimed at addressing the city's public safety staffing deficit. "Rebuilding the Ranks" involves short-term strategies to immediately fill the gap, such as allowing recently retired officers to return to work, as well as long-term strategies including bolstering marketing, cutting bureaucratic red tape in the hiring process, and investigating potential abuse of overtime and sick leave.

1 day ago | nbcbayarea.com | Lindsay Lowe

Salma Hayek Pinault can now add Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover star to her list of accomplishments. The “House of Gucci” actor, 58, stuns on the cover of the 2025 issue of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, on newsstands May 17. She joined TODAY on Tuesday, May 13, to exclusively share her cover photo.

1 day ago | nbcbayarea.com | Ginger Conejero Saab

San Francisco's schools chief was slated to provide an update Tuesday on the district's budget progress during the regular school board meeting. Board members will get clarity on a reported $114 million budget deficit and the effort to keep as many people employed as possible. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are Superintendent Maria Su and district staff will present a progress report in line with oversight from the state Board of Education.

2 days ago | nbcbayarea.com | Sergio Quintana

The announcement of the Grateful Dead's return to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park later this summer is the latest move in an all-out push to bring the city back, and bring people back to the city. "We've got Dead and Company coming to San Francisco. It's gonna drive not only arts and culture, but it's going to drive tourism and revenue for our small businesses,” said Mayor Daniel Lurie.