Blue Angels fly high over San Francisco
The Blue Angels fly high over the City of San Francisco on Thursday as they practice for the upcoming weekend airshow.
Fleet Week: New submarine to be named for the city of San Francisco
Sailors and Marines have landed in San Francisco and are exploring the city as Fleet Week picks up steam. Now there is word that the city has been picked for a special honor.
San Francisco Fleet Week is on!
With a last-minute deal in Washington D.C. now signed, Fleet Week in San Francisco is officially underway with Navy ships in port and sailors and Marines onshore.
San Francisco Fleet Week will soar thanks to Congress averting shutdown
The Navy, Coast Guard and Air Force have all been given the green light to move on with Fleet Week, one of the military's most iconic events.
How a potential government shutdown could jeopardize SF Fleet Week
We are now just one week away from a possible federal government shutdown and that could impact upcoming Fleet Week activities.
Blue Angels cancel their Sunday air show at Fleet Week
The Blue Angels canceled their Sunday air show at San Francisco Fleet Week because of weather.
The meaning behind SF's famed Fleet Week
What people see at Fleet Week is just the tiniest tip of a gargantuan organization we call the United States Navy, the 247-year-old military branch that's on display this week. Fleet week celebrates the purpose, the power and the people of America's Navy. But, by sheer volume, the U.S. Navy, with 480 warships and submarines ranks fourth, behind China with 777 , Russia with 603, and North Korea with 492. But where it really counts, the U.S. Navy has the most heavily armed, most technologically superior, best crewed ships on the planet. The tonnage of its active battle fleet alone is more that next 13 navies combined.
What's it like to fly with the Blue Angels? I found out.
There I was, having a ‘how did I get here’ moment sitting in the back seat of a Blue Angels F-18 jet just past 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
San Francisco Fleet Week's Parade of Ships enters the Bay
Fleet Week's Parade of Ships is an impressive show of military might on the San Francisco Bay. One visitor went on her father's request. He is a World War II veteran and was excited for her to be on the ship.
First responders drill on disaster response during San Francisco's Fleet Week
For visitors Fleet Week is about fun and celebration, but for emergency workers there's also a serious side to the week-long event.
San Francisco prepares for Fleet Week 2022
San Francisco's Fleet Week begins next week. In a matter of days, Marina Green will be transformed as the Bay Area watches five Navy ships sail into the San Francisco Bay, and planes take to the air.
San Francisco the only city nationwide to host Fleet Week this year
The only Fleet Week nationwide this year is in San Francisco. Ship tours begin on Wednesday.
Fleet Week is back and better in San Francisco after pandemic absence
Fleet Week is set to come roaring back into San Francisco Monday. City officials said preparations are underway for the return of the in-person event, which organizers say is the only one in the country this year.
Scaled-back San Francisco Fleet Week begins with virtual events
The disaster response portion of the event kicks off Monday.
U.S. Navy Destroyer heads to San Francisco Bay for Fleet Week
The Zumwalt-class destroyer USS Michael Monsoor is expected to sail under the Golden Gate Bridge shortly after 9 a.m. Friday.
U.S.S. Somerset, a tribute to passengers on Flight 93, docked at Piers 30 and 32
The U.S.S. Somerset is named after Somerset County, Pennsylvania where Flight 93 crashed during the September 11th terror attacks, killing all on board. This is one of three tribute ships dedicated to the men and women killed during the attacks. Elissa Harrington reports.
Thousands pack into San Francisco for Blue Angels airshow
KTVU reporter Allison Rodriguez spent the day with spectators at Marina Green.
