Trump has a new deportation strategy: fast-tracking third-country removals
President Donald Trump has a new deportation strategy by fast-tracking what's known as third-country removals, and it's causing alarm within the immigrant rights community.
Bay Area Jewish community mourns on Hanukkah after Australian mass shooting
The Bay Area’s Jewish community marked the first night of Hanukkah on Sunday in grief, after a mass shooting during a Hanukkah celebration in Australia left at least 15 people dead.
Child dies after being struck by car in SF’s Hayes Valley
Neighbors told KTVU that the victim belonged to a family that had lived in the area for a long time.
South End Rowing Club delivers via rowboat for SFFD toy drive
Santa has his sleigh, but toys for some San Francisco children arrived via row boat this year.
Winter Walk draws big crowds as Union Square becomes holiday promenade
Large crowds filled Union Square as San Francisco kicked off Winter Walk, transforming Stockton Street into a festive pedestrian plaza through Christmas Eve.
San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus rings in the holidays with harmony and history
One of San Francisco’s cultural treasures is once again helping usher in the holiday season.
Organizers and bars getting ready for SantaCon 2025
Last year, the convention got over 8,000 toys, and this year organizers are hoping for more.
Roofers create holiday magic for Oakland homeowner
Crews from RK Roofing & Construction are working hard this holiday season to provide a new roof to an Oakland homeowner in need.
French bulldog stolen from owner in SF's Castro District
The Frenchie’s owner said an unknown suspect pulled up to the dog and their coparent in a car and snatched the pet before driving away.
SF man convicted for double stabbing that killed 1
A man who in 2023 killed one person and injured another was convicted by a San Francisco jury of murder on Wednesday.
3-alarm fire rips through Tenderloin apartment building, displacing 45
San Francisco firefighters on Friday contained a three-alarm fire that tore through an apartment building in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood, which displaced 45 residents.
SF firefighters get new safety gear without forever chemicals
Firefighters say for far too long they've been quietly betrayed by the very equipment intended to protect them.
Playhouse building competition raises $40K for longstanding, well-known Bay Area nonprofit
It was like a Santa's workshop on Thursday at the Cow Palace in Daly City, where dozens of volunteers were busy building playhouses, raising $40,000 for a longstanding, well-known Bay Area nonprofit.