Tony Hsieh, retired Zappos CEO, dies at 46
Tony Hsieh, the retired CEO of Las Vegas-based online shoe retailer Zappos.com who spent years working to transform the city's downtown area, has died. He was 46.
Big rig hits car stopped on I-880, killing driver: CHP
There was a fatal collision on I-880 when a big rig struck a car stopped in the middle lane of the freeway.
Feds investigating the suspensions of 115,000 Tesla vehicles
DETROIT (AP) -- The U.S. government's road safety agency is investigating complaints that suspensions can fail on nearly 115,000 Tesla electric vehicles.
San Francisco homicides are up amid the coronavirus pandemic
Police say homicides and street violence are up all over the country including in San Francisco
CHP rescues hiker trapped by falling boulder
The California Highway Patrol rescued a hiker who had been pinned by a boulder in rugged terrain.
San Francisco homicides are up drastically
Christien Kafton reports.
3 rescued from San Francisco's Fort Funston
The fire department tweeted at 3:25 p.m. that three people were stuck, including children, but they are were okay with no injuries.
Woman smacks boyfriend on the head during Disneyland proposal, says she thought he was 'trolling'
A woman’s unexpected reaction to her boyfriend proposing to her during a trip to Disneyland may not have made the moment as magical as the couple probably would’ve wanted, but at least it made them viral stars.
Twitter will give @POTUS handle to Biden on Inauguration Day
The @POTUS Twitter account will automatically be given to President-elect Joe Biden on Inauguration Day, according to Twitter.
Disney World to bring back park hopping starting January 1
Walt Disney World will allow park hopping once again starting on Jan.1, 2021.
Fire in San Francisco high-rise injures 5, building not equipped with fire sprinklers
The fire was first reported at about 1:30 a.m. at the east tower of The Gateway apartment complex on Davis Court, near The Embarcadero.
High rise fire in San Francisco under investigation
Jesse Gary reports.
Vallejo pays $750K to man who suffered 'brutal, unprovoked police beatdown:' attorneys
“This is one of the most brutal, unprovoked police beatdowns I’ve seen in almost 30 years of practice," Edwards attorney, Michael Haddad, said. "Vallejo needs to rein in its violent police officers.”
Apple will pay $113 million over investigation into slowing iPhones
The settlement came on the same day Apple announced a partial concession in its fight over fees it charges app developers to sell their offerings on its App Store, amid broader regulatory scrutiny of the power it wields over other companies in its digital ecosystem.
Demonstrators march on Market Street against San Francisco police shooting
Demonstrators in San Francisco marched Thursday night in protest of a police shooting that happened on Market Street earlier this week.
Demonstrators march against San Francisco police shooting
Organizers with a group called Defund SFPD Now marched down Market Street to the Tenderloin Police Station Thursday to protest a police shooting this week in front of the Westfield Centre. Demonstrators say police and a sheriff's deputy used an "arsenal" of weapons against a man with a knife.
1st female CHP commissioner says she's 'humbled'
Amanda Ray was sworn in by Gov. Gavin Newsom as the first female commissioner of the California Highway Patrol.
Car crashes into San Francisco home after police chase; officers injured
Police say that suspect took off as soon as they tried to stop him, and after a pursuit crashed into a police vehicle and into a building.
SFPD searching for additional suspects in pursuit crashes
Christien Kafton reports.
SF Public Defender launches police officer database, SFPOA questions accuracy
The database was previously used by public defenders but is now available to the public through a new law, 2019's Senate Bill 1421.