San Francisco police cracking down on speed
San Francisco police are offering details on the department's new plan to crack down on speeding.
Son of SFUSD custodian was victim in Russian River drowning
The teenage boy who drowned in the Russian River while on spring break was the son of a custodian for the San Francisco Unified School District.
Fire guts 4-story building in San Francisco's Presidio Heights
San Francisco crews knocked down a two-alarm fire in the city's Presidio Heights neighborhood early Friday morning, fire officials said.
U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff's luggage stolen in San Francisco
Thieves broke into the car of U.S. Senate candidate Adam Schiff, who was in San Francisco for an event – forcing a change of plans, specifically his attire, for one of his events.
Valuable coins placed throughout San Francisco by shop owner for scavenger hunt
A San Francisco coin collector and shop owner in the Marina District plans to give away $10,000 worth of rare coins in a scavenger hunt. The hunt begins Friday.
Street safety advocates install traffic signs, later removed by San Francisco crews
A group of safety advocates are on a mission to make the streets of San Francisco safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.
SF supervisor says Mayor Breed's proposed Tenderloin curfew hurts small businesses
San Francisco District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston, who represents the Tenderloin, fired back at the mayor's proposal to limit after-midnight retail in the troubled district.
Roller skate rentals in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park starts this weekend
If you've seen the roller skaters having fun along SF Golden Gate Park's JFK Promenade and felt left out, you can now get in on the action. Roller skate rentals at the park start this weekend.
Parking enforcement clampdown has SFMTA workers worried about safety
Hundreds of Muni parking control officers rallied on Thursday outside the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency over concerns around beefed up enforcement.
Newly revamped San Francisco 911 dispatch center suffers computer outage
Shortly after the city of San Francisco opened its newly renovated 911 emergency dispatch center this week, there was a brief outage and switch to a backup system.
San Francisco jail attacks lead to charges against 8 inmates
Prosecutors have charged eight people incarcerated at San Francisco County jails in alleged attacks on sheriff's deputies.
SFMTA workers fearful parking crackdown could put target on their backs
SFMTA parking control officers said they have received death threats and had guns and other weapons pulled on them while confronting drug dealers or users who are double-parked.
West Portal residents, merchants at odds over city's traffic safety plan
City officials are proposing changes to improve street safety in the West Portal neighborhood.
Breed introduces legislation to secure funds for panda habitat
San Francisco has to clear some hurdles to secure two giant pandas headed to the city.
Jazmin Pelligrini, missing teen, found dead in San Francisco
A teen missing from the East Bay was found dead in San Francisco and her family is desperate to find out what happened.
Bob's Donuts baker critically injured in San Francisco hit-and-run
Jesus Zamudio, a baker at popular donut shop Bob's Donuts, was critically injured in a hit-and-run collision in San Francisco.
Outside Lands 2024 lineup announced
The annual Outside Lands music festival held in Golden Gate Park announced its August lineup on Tuesday, and it is full of big names.
SF Mayor Breed to propose retail curfew aimed at curtailing crime in the Tenderloin
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced plans on Tuesday to institute a curfew in a part of the Tenderloin in order to help curb crime in the area, the Mayor's office confirmed.
San Francisco monitors Supreme Court case on whether cities can criminalize homelessness
The Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments about how a small city in Oregon is handling its unhoused population and that decision could have a huge impact in the Bay Area.
Rev. Cecil Williams, longtime leader of Glide Memorial Church, dies
The Rev. Cecil Williams, who led the influential Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco, has died. He was 94 years old.