Christien Kafton
Christien Kafton is a reporter based out of KTVU's San Francisco bureau.
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Lyft sued by 20 more women over alleged sexual assault, rape by drivers
Lawsuit alleges Lyft failed to protect users from being sexually assaulted by drivers.
BART, Salvation Army team up to raise money for homeless
BART riders will be hearing bells this holiday season.
First time in months SF's Haight St. clear of construction for holiday shoppers
The city is about one year into a planned two-year project aimed at improving transit on upper Haight and making the street safer for pedestrians.
Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer unveils affordable housing plan
Presidential candidate Tom Steyer stopped in San Francisco to share is plan on how he plans to address the Bay Area's homeless crisis and housing shortage.
Obama touches on income inequality, inclusivity in keynote message at Dreamforce
Former President Barack Obama was one of the headliners at this year's Dreamforce convention and attendees found his keynote message inspirational.
SF Sup. Sandra Lee Fewer says timing of effort to recall her is suspicious
A recall effort is underway in San Francisco's Richmond District, aimed at Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer. She is the same supervisor who was captured on camera chanting a profanity aimed at the San Francisco Police Officers Association.
Protesters interrupt CEO's keynote address at Dreamforce conference
San Francisco's biggest convention got underway with a keynote address from the co-CEOs of Salesforce.
Vandals repeatedly target San Francisco ice cream shop
Vandals have repeatedly struck a San Francisco ice cream parlor, now that ice cream parlor is striking back. The shop's owner has put out video and stills of the suspects, and is offering a $2,000 reward for more information.
Dreamforce convention welcome tradition for businesses in downtown San Francisco
In just a matter of days San Francisco's biggest convention, Dream Force, gets underway. The conference means big business and big changes for people trying to get around the city.
Newly-formed Tenderloin merchant's association sets sights on safety goals
Over the decades, San Francisco's Tenderloin has earned a reputation as one of the the city's most challenged neighborhoods. A large homeless population lives in alleys and street sidewalks, while open-air drug sales and use are common.