San Francisco archbishop bans Pelosi from receiving communion over abortion support
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone said Friday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is barred from receiving Holy Communion over her support for abortion rights.
Ghirardelli chocolate store reopens with fresh look and free sundaes
The iconic Ghiriardelli chocolate store reopens Friday with free ice cream sundae for the first 170 visitors.
2 men dead; SFPD officers involved in shooting during aggravated assault call
Two men died Thursday in the Dogpatch neighborhood after San Francisco police fired shots while responding to a call of an aggravated assault – but it wasn't immediately made clear whether they died as a result of being shot by police.
Leader of anti-abortion group charged with stalking San Francisco doctor at home, work
Authorities on Thursday announced charges against a man accused of stalking and threatening a San Francisco doctor who performed abortions, the district attorney's office said.
San Francisco firefighter accused of attacking colleague with brass wrench
A San Francisco firefighter was charged with attacking a colleague with a fire hose spanner wrench, the Alameda County District Attorney's Office said.
Man shot in San Francisco attempted backpack robbery, no arrests
The shooting was reported around 5:30 p.m. in the area of Eddy and Hyde streets, where four suspects tried to rob the victim of his backpack and then shot him during the struggle over it, according to police. No arrests have been made.
Man shot during attempted robbery in Tenderloin
A 49-year-old man was shot during an attempted robbery in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Tuesday evening, police said.
Vandal trashes Ukrainian flags at San Francisco home
Surveillance video shows a man in a Giants jacket spotting a Ukrainian flag outside a home in San Francisco's Inner Richmond. Within moments, he yanks it from a planter, knocking the planter onto the ground.
City controller's report finds Recology took in $23 million more in profits than allowed
San Francisco's rate-setting process for Recology could change depending on the outcome of Proposition F on the city's June 7 ballot. That ballot measure would establish the city controller as the refuse rate administrator rather than the DPW director, among other changes.
Bay Area is not immune from the 'virus of hate,' faith leaders say
Faith and community leaders gathered on Monday in San Francisco to respond to the mass shooting in Buffalo, New York.
Stephen Curry earns sociology degree from Davidson College
“Pomp and Circumstance” played as Stephen Curry stepped up to the podium after practice Monday as he prepared with the Golden State Warriors for the Western Conference Finals.
San Francisco's beloved Bay to Breakers race returns after pandemic hiatus
More than 10,000 runners, some wearing wacky costumes and others wearing nothing at all, took over the streets for Bay to Breakers. The road race hadn't been held since 2019 due to the pandemic.
Abortion rights protesters take to the streets of San Francisco
A long stretch of San Francisco’s Market Street was filled with abortion rights demonstrators Saturday afternoon.
Firefighters and teachers rescue elderly residents from burning San Francisco building
San Francisco firefighters responded to a 2-alarm fire on Friday, where seven people were injured and 18 people were displaced.
Fans ecstatic over Warriors Moving on to Western Conference Finals
On Friday night, fans left Chase Center ecstatic that the Golden State Warriors won Game 6 to advance to the Western Conference Finals.
Curry, Thompson send Warriors into Western Conference finals
Klay Thompson knocked down eight 3-pointers on the way to 30 points, Stephen Curry scored 29 with six 3s, and the Golden State Warriors advanced to the Western Conference finals by beating the Memphis Grizzlies 110-96 in Game 6 on Friday night.
San Francisco General needs help identifying patient
Officials with Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital on Friday asked for the public's assistance in identifying a patient.
New technology could slow scooter riders' roll when they ride on sidewalks
Lime, Scoot and Spin are now unveiling their new technology aimed at keeping the scooters off the sidewalks. The systems allow the scooters to buzz along in the green lane, but slow to 5 miles per hour if they cross onto the sidewalk.
San Francisco storefronts may get help with graffiti clean-up
Help may be on its way soon for San Francisco businesses tagged with graffiti.
SFUSD announces new school superintendent
Matt Wayne will start as San Francisco Unified superintendent on July 1.