Community rallies around beloved SF dog walker after house fire

A San Francisco neighborhood came together on Sunday to gather donations for a beloved community dog walker who lost his home in a fire on Tuesday.

The legal battle over San Francisco reducing tent encampments to zero

A federal judge heard arguments on the issue of whether the city of San Francisco must use "all reasonable efforts" -- including police enforcement of laws against public camping -- to reduce to "zero" the number of tent encampments in the Tenderloin district.

CHP arrest 1 after 3-car crash on Bay Bridge

California Highway Patrol officers on Saturday arrested an alleged hit-and-run driver following a three-car crash on the Bay Bridge. 

Chronic Bay Area thief, bank robber given over 5 years in federal prison

According to prosecutors, Elder committed a Marina District bank robbery while he was out on parole. He had just gotten out of custody 19 days earlier after serving time for another bank robbery he committed in January 2022 in Brentwood.

Bicyclist arrested in North Beach hit-and-run, victim with life-threatening injuries

A 36-year-old man was arrested for allegedly hitting and seriously injuring a woman with his bicycle in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood and then fleeing the scene Wednesday afternoon, according to police.   

Man convicted for molesting girl on San Francisco Muni's J-Church train

A man was convicted for molesting a 16-year-old girl last year when she was on her way home from school on the Muni J-Church train, officials say. 

Chinese Folk Dance Association's free classes link generations in Bay Area

For dancers with the Chinese Folk Dance Association (CDFA), every movement is about connecting to culture and heritage. The CDFA is one of the oldest organizations of its kind. It started in San Francisco's Chinatown 65 years ago and was created as a way for generations to connect.

1 hospitalized in San Francisco Muni bus crash involving moped

A person was hospitalized Friday after a collision between a San Francisco Muni bus and a moped, authorities said.

30 arrested over prostitution-related crimes in past 2 weeks in San Francisco

The San Francisco Police Department said that 30 people were arrested in its eight nights of operations against crimes related to prostitution.   

Overturned produce truck catches fire on Bay Bridge

An overturned produce truck on fire caused quite a traffic headache Friday morning on the Bay Bridge. 

Merchants in Noe Valley demand delay in road repairs to protect businesses

A group of small business owners along 24th Street in Noe Valley are frustrated, asking the city to postpone a road repair project that could threaten business. 

San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay to get new leadership after scandal

The Aquarium of the Bay, a fixture on San Francisco's Pier 39 for almost three decades, finds itself in a financial mess due to a scandal embroiling its now-departed CEO who served for almost a decade.  

Acupuncture supporters rally for Medi-Cal benefits in San Francisco

Patients who rely on acupuncture, and the medical experts who perform the procedure, held a rally in San Francisco's Chinatown to advocate for the medical practice. They're worried the governor's newest budget proposal will cut them off from the care they need.

Jury selection begins in state trial of Paul Pelosi attacker

Jury selection began on Wednesday in San Francisco for the man already convicted in a federal trial of hitting Paul Pelosi with a hammer.

SF Alamo Square dog walker's home burns weeks after receiving racist threats

The home of a native San Francisco dog walker burned in the scenic Alamo Square neighborhood on Tuesday, just weeks after racist threats were directed at his family.