Water main break creates crater-like shape near Stern Grove

A water main broke in San Francisco on Friday morning, creating flooding and a crater-like shape near San Francisco's Stern Grove. 

United flight from SFO makes emergency landing at LAX after hydraulics failure

A United Airlines flight from San Francisco International Airport en route to Mexico City was diverted to LAX due a "hydraulics issue," according to the FAA.

$1.7M public toilet project finally installed in Noe Valley

The long-contested and debated public toilet in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood has now been installed.

Mayor Breed has words for city's critics at State of the City address

San Francisco Mayor London Breed delivered her State of the City address on Thursday, discussing where the city has been and where she hopes to lead it. The mayor said this is the year of the dragon, and she is ready for the city to soar into the future.

Zara to close its San Francisco Union Square location

Global retailer Zara will be shuttering the doors on its Union Square location within a year, the store chain said. 

Are San Francisco politics becoming more moderate?

With San Francisco voters approving Proposition E, granting police new powers, and Proposition F tying drug screenings to public assistance, some are questioning if the city has shifted from its most progressive policies.

San Francisco propositions: How Props B, E and F fared

San Francisco voters had several ballot measures to decide in the primary vote on March 5, including propositions to expand police powers and another that would screen people for drug use if they want to receive cash assistance from the city.

SFUSD considers consolidating, closing schools amid budget challenges

San Francisco schools are faced with a budget crisis and low enrollment, forcing the district to consider consolidating and closing some schools.The school district said it may need to take these steps to better serve remaining students. San Francisco Unified Schools is at a crossroads, confronting a structural budget crisis alongside declining enrollment.

James Torrez vs Oakland Roots
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Ahead of the new season for the Oakland Roots, KTVU reporter and soccer savant James Torrez challenged members of the Roots team to a skills competition.

Unity March and Rally held for SF Jewish community

A show of support for the Jewish community Sunday in San Francisco in response to escalating acts of anti-Semitism across the nation.

SFUSD settles $4.5M lawsuit over alleged sexual assaults by former athletic director

San Francisco Unified School district agreed to pay out $4.5 million in a lawsuit over the alleged sexual abuse of two female students by their former athletic director in a settlement agreement, according to a press release from the law firm that represented the victims.  

SFPD swears in new recruits

The San Francisco Police Department is welcoming its latest class of new recruits.