Protesters return to SF ICE office amid fears of surprise detentions
Organizers say at least a dozen immigrants received text messages on Friday, ordering them to check in with federal immigration authorities over the weekend.
San Francisco to set up triage center to address SoMa's 6th St. issues
San Francisco is preparing a new one-stop location on Stevenson Street aimed at cracking down on street conditions South of Market.
Bars in San Francisco on edge over recent burglaries
With the weekend upon us, businesses in San Francisco are on alert for burglars who are after cash registers and ATMs. Mars Bar & Restaurant was hit just two weeks ago, and the whole burglary was caught on camera.
San Francisco's homeless count shows slight increase, but progress on sheltering
San Francisco has completed analyzing data from the latest count of homeless in the city. The city says the overall number of homelessness is up slightly, but the city says it is making progress in getting people off the streets.
Robbers take shots of tequila after ransacking popular SF LGBTQ club 'Oasis'
Popular LGBTQ nightclub, Oasis, is bouncing back after being ransacked by robbers last week in San Francisco's SoMa District. Surveillance video captured the suspects breaking in, before holding the club's cleaning crew at gunpoint early Thursday morning.
RSA Conference expected to generate $62 million for San Francisco
San Francisco was buzzing with activity on Thursday as 40,000 visitors filled the Moscone Center for the RSA Conference.
Possible arson involving Teslas in SoMa neighborhood
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating two cases of separate Tesla car fires in the early hours of Sunday in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood, officials said.
SF man charged in December double stabbing that killed 1
A San Francisco man is facing the possibility of life in prison after being charged in connection with a double stabbing in the city's South of Market neighborhood that left a woman injured and a man dead in December.
San Francisco mayoral candidate calls for ankle monitors for drug dealers
San Francisco mayoral candidate Daniel Lurie is pitching his plan to handle the city's drug and overdose crisis.
San Francisco business owner seriously injured in attack outside shop
A San Francisco business owner is suffering from serious injuries after being attacked outside his shop in SOMA.
San Francisco streets still cleared post-APEC, but will it last?
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit is over, and locals in San Francisco noticed a difference in street conditions during the conference. It's a change that many say they've noticed the cleaner conditions on many of the city's streets. Now the question is how to maintain that momentum.
SF small business owners say APEC security has kept customers away
Before this week's summit, San Francisco said the influx of global leaders and CEO's would be good for local businesses. This may not be true for many who work near the APEC security zone and Chinatown. Business owners in the South of Market neighborhood and Chinatown say tight security measures such as road closures have kept customers away. The expected APEC boom has turned into a bust for Manny Ramirez, owner of Bocado located on Folsom Street near Moscone Center where the APEC Summit is being held.
Competing rallies in San Francisco over Israel-Hamas war
Organizers of a rally in the city's South of Market neighborhood by self-proclaimed anti-Zionist Jews who say they are opposed to Israeli air strikes and bombings in Gaza.
Folsom Street Fair celebrates 40 years of bondage, leather and kinky fun
It's LeatherWeek in San Francisco. What does that mean? It's time for kink enthusiasts to get their gear on in preparation for Sunday's main event — Folsom Street Fair, which marks 40 years in the city.
San Francisco supervisors spar over plans for drug user wellness centers
San Francisco supervisors are sparring over a plan to get drug users off the streets and into wellness centers.
Muni exhibit is love letter to San Francisco's working class
A new art exhibit puts a spotlight on the lives of native San Franciscans and their journeys on Muni.
San Francisco rolls out new plan to combat hate crimes
San Francisco leaders rolled out a city-wide response to racist attacks. The city says it has plans to streamline the response to hate crimes and make sure victims get the help they need.
Mayor, exuberant crowd celebrate new service on Central Subway's T-Third line
With a Native American blessing, a celebration in song and cheers from an exuberant crowd, the T-Third line officially started its new route connecting Chinatown to Sunnydale and the Bayview in the new Central Subway Saturday.
Man in 'serious condition' from SF SoMa hotel fire
A man is in serious condition after being rescued from a hotel on fire Friday in San Francisco, officials said.
Babylon Burning, legacy San Francisco business, vows to rebuild after devastating fire
A fire over the weekend devastated a legacy business in San Francisco. But owner Mike Lynch said he is determined to rebuild with the help of friends and the community.