Judge dismisses attempted murder charge against Pelosi attacker

A San Francisco Superior Court judge on Thursday dismissed several charges against David DePape, the man already convicted in federal court of bludgeoning Nancy Pelosi’s husband with a hammer inside their home.

Donald Trump in San Francisco at fundraiser hosted by billionaire VCs

Former President Donald Trump attended an event in San Francisco on Thursday at a fundraiser hosted by billionaire venture capitalists. 

'Full House' property hits San Francisco market at $6.5M

The iconic San Francisco Victorian that once used to belong to the fictional Tanner family in the 1980s sitcom could be yours.

SF Pride says there is no Israeli float in parade

Members of the Jewish community are frustrated after SF Pride made a statement about its “values and policies.”

Racist, sexist graffiti spray painted on San Francisco City Hall

Workers who arrived at San Francisco City Hall on Wednesday morning were met with racist and sexist epithets spray-painted on the front door, Mayor London Breed said.

'Trump Chicken' to greet Donald Trump during San Francisco visit

Former President Donald Trump will be in San Francisco on Thursday for a fundraiser hosted by tech billionaires -- and a 33-foot-tall bird lookalike from his opponents will greet him. 

Prosecution rests in state trial of Paul Pelosi attacker

Prosecutors in the state trial of David DePape, the man already convicted in federal court, for attacking Paul Pelosi with a hammer, rested their case on Tuesday.

Breed's plea to stop shopping online part of her plan to revitalize SF Union Square

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced plans Tuesday for improvements at Union Square, hoping to attract more tourists to a popular spot that has been beset by store closures and retail theft.

California home to most Fortune 500 companies, beats out Texas and New York

For the first time in a decade, California is home to the most Fortune 500 companies in the U.S., with a majority of the firms on the state’s list headquartered here in the Bay Area.

Fans relish in success of Skrillex, Fred Again.. rave; Illenium coming to San Francisco

Fans packed the sold-out rave featuring EDM DJs Skrillex and Fred Again.. on Saturday. Another Planet Entertainment just announced Illenium will perform four shows in July.

70 protesters arrested after occupation of Israeli Consulate

Police on Monday arrested 70 pro-Palestinian demonstrators who occupied the lobby of a San Francisco building that houses the Israeli Consulate.

SFPD investigating stabbing on Muni bus in the Mission District

The San Francisco Police Department is investigating a non-fatal stabbing on a Muni bus in the Mission District on Monday. 

70 protesters arrested after occupation of Israeli Consulate

Police on Monday arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators who occupied the lobby of a San Francisco building that houses the Israeli Consulate.

Juneteenth on the Waterfront celebrates Black-owned businesses in San Francisco

Juneteenth on the Waterfront celebrated Black-owned entrepreneurs who sold food, drinks, clothing, and more, as part of the free 4th annual event in San Francisco.

Cyclists depart SF for LA in AIDS/LifeCycle's emotional 540-mile journey

Cyclists arrived before dawn Sunday for the 2024 AIDS/LifeCycle fundraising ride, that began at San Francisco's Cow Palace with a 6 a.m. opening ceremony to launch the epic 540-mile ride that takes participants on a journey from San Francisco to Los Angeles over the coming week.

SFPD gives update on man targeted by hate crimes

Terry Williams, a lifelong San Francisco resident, and beloved dogwalker was the target of multiple hate crimes over the last several months. 

San Francisco's Castro banks on booming sales this LGBTQ+ Pride month

San Francisco’s Castro district is gearing up for the kickoff of Pride Month. Business owners are preparing for an economic boom as tourists head to the city to celebrate.

SF Japantown shops persevere despite 2-year construction and past setbacks

The Peace Plaza in San Francisco's historic Japantown is now in the midst of a major construction project, that will pose a challenge to businesses that remain open even as the renovation closes the plaza for an estimated two years.