San Francisco 1st in U.S. to ban rental-price software

San Francisco is now the first city in the nation to ban the use of a type of software that large landlords use to set rental prices.

Fired SF nonprofit director charged with embezzling $700K

The former executive director of a San Francisco nonprofit was arrested Tuesday on dozens of felony charges related to misusing over $700,000 of public funds, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office said.

Advocates push for San Francisco to house homeless in empty homes

Advocates are pressing San Francisco officials to fill empty homes around the city with unhoused residents instead of criminalizing homelessness.

San Francisco steps up homeless encampment sweeps

San Francisco has stepped up a program to sweep homeless encampments. City leaders have been saying that plans were in the works to take more action to eliminate encampments, and on Monday crews began patrolling the streets clearing camps. 

San Francisco's marathon is good for the city's reputation worldwide

Due to cooler weather, the San Francisco Marathon, half-marathon, and three other associated running events are a magnet for serious runners from all over the Bay, the West, and the world.

1 dead in SF Mission District shooting

Wednesday's shooting in San Francisco's Mission District claimed a man's life, according to authorities. 

Street renamed after Sean Monterrosa, man killed by Vallejo cops

San Francisco unveiled Sean Monterrosa Boulevard on Monday in honor of the 22-year-old who was killed by Vallejo police.

Murder charges in drive-by shooting from Muni bus

Murder charges have been filed stemming from a deadly drive-by shooting on a San Francisco Muni bus.

Protestors block San Francisco's Israel Consulate before Netanyahu speech

The Israel Consulate in San Francisco was blocked off by at least 75 Bay Area activists on Wednesday. Protests erupted across the country in response to the Israeli Prime Minister's address to the U.S. Congress.

Injured Gaza teen travels to California for prosthetic treatment

A 15-year-old boy from Gaza arrived in California on Tuesday to undergo medical treatment for life-altering injuries he suffered in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Bay Area office vacancies hit record highs, here's why:

Office space vacancies in the Bay Area’s largest cities have reached new highs, according to a new report.

Democratic voters feel energized, engaged after Biden drops out of race

A group of voters met for an impromptu gathering at Manny's to reflect on the aftermath following President Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the race. Many people talked about feeling energized as they throw their support behind VP Kamala Harris.

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.

Vice President Kamala Harris has deep ties to the Bay Area

Vice President Kamala Harris has deep roots here in the Bay Area. She grew up in the East Bay and served as San Francisco's District Attorney. While she has a lot of support here in the Bay Area, she is now turning her focus to earning the support of her party and the nation.

San Francisco police say missing at risk girl has been safely located

San Francisco police are seeking the public's help in locating a missing 11-year-old girl who was last seen Monday morning in the city's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood.

Thousands walk to remember people who died from AIDS, fundraise for better treatments

The annual AIDS walk has a rich history in San Francisco. It started in 1987 and has raised $96 million since then. Just this year, fundraisers collected nearly $1 million more to benefit multiple Bay Area organizations.