San Francisco's AsiaSF to close in March

A groundbreaking San Francisco restaurant and performance space is getting ready to close its doors. 

Runners frustrated with SF Half Marathon organizers after event canceled last minute

The Kaiser Permanente-sponsored San Francisco Half Marathon, scheduled for Sunday morning, was canceled due to the harsh weather conditions, but people prepared to run the race said they didn’t get notified of the cancelation until half an hour before it was supposed to begin. 

Bay Area cleans up after storm topples trees, causes widespread outages

San Francisco, like most of the Bay Area, is drying out and surveying the damage after this past weekend's windy storm caused a lot of problems. 

50th anniversary of newspaper heiress Patty Hearst's kidnapping

Newspaper heiress Patricia “Patty” Hearst was kidnapped at gunpoint 50 years ago Sunday by the Symbionese Liberation Army, later joining her captors in a 1974 San Francisco bank robbery that earned her a prison sentence.

Bay Area storm: Some see power restored, hundreds of thousands still in dark

Widespread rain and howling winds greeted the Bay Area as another storm rolled through Sunday after first hitting the Bay Area on Saturday, causing hundreds of thousands of PG&E customers to lose power.

49ers vs Chiefs: Thrive City to host official Super Bowl watch party

Not everyone can make it to Vegas for the highly anticipated (re?)match game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, but never fret, official watch parties hosted by the 49ers are being held in the Bay and international destinations as well!

SF man charged in December double stabbing that killed 1

A San Francisco man is facing the possibility of life in prison after being charged in connection with a double stabbing in the city's South of Market neighborhood that left a woman injured and a man dead in December.   

San Francisco swimmer 'badly beaten' during car theft

A San Francisco swimmer is in the hospital after he was badly beaten by carjackers Friday morning. 

Israel attack survivors share harrowing stories of Oct. 7 attack

In San Francisco on Thursday evening, several organizations hosted two survivors from the Kibbutz Be’eri to share their harrowing experiences of surviving the attack on Oct. 7 near the Gaza border. 

3.4 earthquake felt near San Francisco Zoo

An earthquake measuring around 3.4 was felt in San Francisco on Friday afternoon.

Push to open up Black college satellite campuses in San Francisco

There is a push in San Francisco to encourage Historically Black Colleges and Universities - also known as HBCUs - to open up new, satellite campuses downtown. 

Is San Francisco a destination spot for 'drug tourism?'

A San Francisco supervisor is asking the city controller to investigate whether the city is a destination for so-called “drug tourism.”

Murder conviction for 2018 SF Palm Sunday stabbing

A man was convicted for the brutal killing of his estranged wife inside a San Francisco church in 2018, prosecutors announced Thursday.   

Restaurants say parklets taking up San Francisco parking spaces are necessary

Parklets, those outdoor dining options that flourished during the pandemic, are creating tensions in some of San Francisco's commercial corridors. 

Bay Area storm floods roads, brings down trees

The Bay Area was emerging from a storm that flooded roads in San Francisco and Sonoma County while knocking down trees that blocked traffic in the Santa Cruz mountains.

CHP officer struggles with and shoots pedestrian on I-280 in San Francisco

A California Highway Patrol officer struggled with and shot a pedestrian on Interstate 280 in San Francisco on Wednesday, causing the freeway's southbound lanes to be blocked for several hours during an investigation, officials say. 

Bay Area storm intensifies, bringing heavy rain and high winds

A wet and windy storm system is making its way into the Bay Area on Wednesday, bringing the potential for flooding, mudslides, downed trees and power lines.