Castro Theatre blade sign gets an upgrade

An iconic symbol in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood is undergoing a redesign.

San Francisco firefighter dies unexpectedly

A San Francisco firefighter has died unexpectedly, according to the San Francisco Fire Department.

Baby assaulted on San Francisco bus, police say

San Francisco police are looking for a man who allegedly assaulted an infant on a city bus on Friday, officials said. 

Major changes to SF's West Portal neighborhood after crash that killed family of 4

Major changes are coming to the area around San Francisco's West Portal Muni station. City leaders say safety improvements are much needed now following the crash that killed a family of four.

Giant pandas headed from China to San Francisco zoo

The San Francisco Zoo is set to receive a pair of giant pandas under a memorandum of understanding signed Thursday by Mayor London Breed and the China Wildlife Conservation Association.

Church of Ambrosia to offer series for those celebrating 4/20 on Hippie Hill

Despite San Francisco canceling its official 4/20 event in Golden Gate Park this year, people will still show up. And the Church of Ambrosia said it will be ready for them.  

San Francisco sues Oakland over proposed airport name change

As promised, San Francisco's city attorney sued Oakland on Thursday for planning to rename its airport as San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.

San Franciscans remember 1906 earthquake 118 years later

On April 18, 1906, San Franciscans were awoken at 5:11 a.m. by what would become the deadliest earthquake in U.S. history.

SF police conduct sting in West Portal where family of 4 was killed

San Francisco police held a sting operation in the West Portal neighborhood late Wednesday afternoon, at the scene of where a driver struck and killed a family of four just over a month ago.

Lack of sunlight at SF jails contributing factor in violence, civil rights attorney says

A civil rights attorney is questioning the conditions of the jails in San Francisco, saying that the lack of sunlight could be contributing to the violence against the deputies. 

Waymo vandalism in San Francisco Chinatown pinned on teen, charges forthcoming

Investigators with San Francisco Police Department identified a 14-year-old suspect in connection to the vandalism of a Waymo autonomous vehicle that was burned in February. 

Accused Bay Bridge protester sues San Francisco for wrongful arrest

One of the 78 people arrested for a protest that blocked traffic on the Bay Bridge during the APEC summit in November has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the city of San Francisco for wrongful arrest.

Golden Gate Bridge protest suspects to be released from jail by San Francisco's D.A.

Protesters at San Francisco County Jail are calling for the release of those arrested on the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday and now the district attorney says that will happen. 

Ben & Jerry's free cone day is today

Customers can a free cone all day Tuesday at a Ben & Jerry's location near them.