Popular Italian restaurant in San Francisco pivoting amid tough economic realities

Popular casual Italian restaurant Che Fico Alimentari in San Francisco is pivoting its business strategy. It's not exactly closing for good, but they are making some big changes due to tough economic realities.

Oakland A's fans plan "Reverse Boycott II"
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Oakland A's fans are planning another "reverse boycott" in which they hope to pack the Coliseum on Friday, June 7 in protest of owner John Fisher who plans to move the team to Sacramento, and then Las Vegas.

Artist finds pro-Palestinian mural vandalized for 6th time

A San Francisco artist is frustrated and angry after his pro-Palestinian mural was vandalized Sunday. The latest defacement caught on a security camera is just another incident displaying how the war in the Middle East is contributing to tensions here at home.

Survey: Americans feel annual income of almost $500K needed to be wealthy, it's much higher in the Bay Area

A new survey found Americans feel they need to make an average of almost half a million dollars a year to be considered “rich," and here in the Bay Area, the threshold to feel wealthy was estimated to be hundreds of thousands of dollars higher. 

Lawyer gets 10 years in federal prison for hitman hiring attempt to murder his kids' mother

An attorney who paid someone he thought would arrange to kill the mother of his children was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison Friday in San Francisco, according to the U.S. Department of Justice Northern District of California.   

GLIDE church members gather for 1st time since Rev. Cecil Williams' death

Members of San Francisco's GLIDE Memorial Church gathered for Sunday services for the first time since the death of their long-time leader, Rev. Cecil Williams.

Video: coyote trots through San Francisco street

A coyote was seen roaming through the streets of San Francisco's Telegraph Hill this weekend.

SF International Film Festival includes talk of debuts, possibility of Sundance in Bay

While much of the talk was about this year's big debuts, there was also buzz surrounding the San Francisco Film Commission's newly expressed interest in perhaps luring the Sundance Film Festival to the City.

San Francisco police cracking down on speed

San Francisco police are offering details on the department's new plan to crack down on speeding. 

Son of SFUSD custodian was victim in Russian River drowning

The teenage boy who drowned in the Russian River while on spring break was the son of a custodian for the San Francisco Unified School District.

Fire guts 4-story building in San Francisco's Presidio Heights

 San Francisco crews knocked down a two-alarm fire in the city's Presidio Heights neighborhood early Friday morning, fire officials said.

U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff's luggage stolen in San Francisco

Thieves broke into the car of U.S. Senate candidate Adam Schiff, who was in San Francisco for an event – forcing a change of plans, specifically his attire, for one of his events.

Valuable coins placed throughout San Francisco by shop owner for scavenger hunt

A San Francisco coin collector and shop owner in the Marina District plans to give away $10,000 worth of rare coins in a scavenger hunt. The hunt begins Friday.